In order to afford the mortgage payment, I would need roughly $10,000 in gross cash flow per month. 

So now you have four people that are renting and you’re making good money you know Alyssa you’re making three grand gross before taxes and insurance and all expenses. no you take that same $250,000 and you spread it out over into $50,000 down now you’re buying five properties so instead of having a portfolio of $250,000 you now have a portfolio that it’s equivalent to $1.25 million, it’s called leverage.

Projected annual gross income: $150,000 - $250,000 Current setup sleeps 30 people.

So are your gross rents $2800 a month but you paid $358k.  

I dont want to lose this fourplex as its grossing $10,400 A MONTH!

The part that sucks is my gross increased this year, but my net decreased because I hired someone and have invested in more equipment. 

My question is do you think there is an additional 12.5% taxes that need to be taken out of the gross revenue to get to net revenue OR is "Total Paid" what the owner received?  

Then you can get paid 2-3% gross purchase price ($3000 per $100k - $600 flat), for every deal you help your dad buy.

Let's say you've got a 3/2 house fully furnished with cable, wifi, playstation, whatever, you could get three buddies (or strangers) all at the same training to go spend $50/night/person at your place grossing you, $150/night.

Triplex: Purchase Price - $250,000 Gross Rent when fully rented - $3,050/month (some room to raise rent) Very stable market with minor potential for appreciation.