The other two thirds are produced by burning coal or in nuclear power plants.

This tenant were there for more than 2 years and been paying regularly however due to COVID moratorium, they went on the other side and we couldn't evict until recently.

You can probably get another 10 years+ out of it at your current usage, assuming you're running it regularly to keep it running smoothly.

It will all depends on the deal that you find, and the OUTCOME you are able to produce from that deal. 

It speaks volumes about this market and its potential that such a property has produced my worse ROI.  

So if you are a long term buy and hold and looking for cash flow; the property I would select would be the one that produced the most net operating income.  

I find it quite regular to see unrealistically low Property Management expenses presented by the Seller.

Just factor into your calculations that all rental income is taxed at regular income rates, and you will have additional costs when you sell the property.

This kind of debt is leveraged to create income which pays for itself and provide additional payment on top of it.3) The majority of businesses exchanged on the public market are taking on debt in order to purchase or create assets that produce more income.

The regular Conventional loan limit for a 4-unit is $1,054,500.