Individual repairs, rents collected and other expenses were charged against the ‘unit’ that occurred the expense.Property 1: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 15.42%Property 1: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 13.08%Property 2: Unit 1 – Cashflow ROI = 21.80%Property 2: Unit 2 – Cashflow ROI = 3.56%Property 1 I acquired in 2011 and took care of some maintenance as necessary early on, so I’m glad to see they both performed consistently this year.

Has anyone heard of this?

I have a duplex in Northern California. We have owned it for two years. We now have quite a bit of equity and I'm looking to refinance and pull some cash out for another deal. The pr...

Report: No Market Surprises In December

What do your sales comparables report for tax amounts versus your deal?

See the whole Axiometrics report here: http://bit.ly/1dWjEUX Good hunting-

@Nuhan Demirkan:Thanks for the good advice,Just to close and report the result of this transaction.

Perhaps we could call it the "GRM Rule" and you need to figure what percentage works for you.Unfortuneately the "2% rule" and the consistent use of the 2% number are all over the site.

A buddy of mine had his insurance fixed a differential settlement on his 2500sf house in Coral Springs two years ago, the price tag, engineering report alone was $4,000 (and pretty ****** engineering), repair was $23,000.Now, if its just a spot, that rotted at one end of the door, due to a beam failure right under that spot and the rest of the house is level and square, then a carpenter and a series of bottle jacks may be your answer, doesn't appear to be the case here, though.

.@5DAYSAPPRAISAL (estimated)$650.00CREDIT REPORT$21.00ESTIMATED PER DIEM INTEREST:240.09ADMINISTRATION FEE$995.00Mortgage Insurance Premium$1,200.00PROCESSING FEEHazard Insurance PremiumDOCUMENT PREP FEE(First year, estimated.

He emphasizes the importance of doing and doing with consistency AND then tweaking the system instead of getting caught up with what size paper and font to use.