Because of each of those reasons, those tenants net me a higher profit on my units, even if I am not grossing the highest income possible.

., if you “actively participate” in the activities (requiring less participation than “material participation”) and if your adjusted gross income doesn’t exceed specified levels.If you’re a qualified real estate professional, then your rental activities aren’t immediately considered passive.

We have 37 doors and gross over $500,000 in rents per year.  

For anyone else, it's an expensive and gross headache of a house. 

Purchase price: $500,000 - 19 occupied spaces, currently grossing ~$6,900/mo- 9.5 acres with enough septics and wells (and approval from the county) to have a total of 44 pads!

@Ariana Jones the interest rate of 8.12% makes this deal a non starter.Use 60% occupancy to calculate your potential  gross revenue.

My beach properties and my cabins of the same size gross about the same annual but on the beach I get an nice breather.

As for the numbers, we’re seeing $150,000 single-family homes in Decatur yield $1,250+ in monthly gross rents, so there are definitely some strong candidates for cash flow in the area.

Once you're comfortable with the total gross rent you can charge, multiply the total monthly rental income by .95.

That leaves 30k gross.