A applicant for one of our rental properties submitted her application and included under gross monthly income the mileage she receives from driving at her work.

I've found that when using these services as the side offering something, I loose about 5% of gross profits to scams on average.

I also don't see businesses quickly hiring back all there old employees.

I know people say that residential income assets value is based on comparable only, but I believe the total gross lease also influences the decision.

@Jennie Mcgaughey Being on a busy/noisy street is a turn off for some buyers and renters, others won't care.With a gross over generalization, a 3/2 is probably a good target for a young family with a couple of kids (be sure you DON'T advertise it that way or you'll run into a Fair Housing buzz saw!). 

https://www.biggerpockets.com/...Current rent =$1100 x 2 = $2200 Monthly Gross / $295000  Purchase Price = 0.74%.

That is pretty gross. 

In some cases insurance can even go as far as paying employees while you are closed.

Sale price: $210,000 Duplex grossing $2,500 in rent, over the 1% rule.

@Joseph AcevesAre you talking about now starting your own property management company and you are concerned about the healthcare/dental insurance for you and the employees and the tax/accounting related work?