My quick math would be gross of 35,040, NOI would be 17,520.

Ask about potential deals, negotiations, repairs, math, whatever.

It's math, not emotion, that is dictating your offer.

OK, you're going to force me into doing math.

I am thinking of beginning with a low to middle income secondary city in my state with around 100,000 people.

The only issue that I have is with some of the math.

For instance I see heavy trim around windows and in the ceiling in some rooms and then others bedrooms or secondary rooms down stairs there is no crown going around to make it pop.So when I look at a place walking room to room it would be like (wow in one room, okay in another, wow) instead of wow, wow, wow every room is amazing and I must have this house right now!

Originally posted by Steve Babiak:Not to mention that "Income Property" is more like "how to turn your total loser property into less of a loser" ...Most shows cut corners on the math but Income Property is the absolute worth.

Doing the math brings me to the thought I made 300 an hour working on this project in my estimation.

Something I like to do (Cause I'm a math nerd) is to do a "10 year projection" of my wealth based on certain criteria.