The knowledge you'll gain from it is priceless and will help you in your future deals, which is why worth dividing the profits with a mentor that will hold your hand throughout the process (or any other mutually beneficial arrangement).

So for my living there rent-free, my portion of the $2,600 rent ($650) would be equally divided by my 3 relatives.

Then divide the loan amount by the number of months to pay the loan, so 360. 

All the while, I have steadily grown my portfolio of rental properties to 24 units, divided between Silicon Valley, Coronado, San Diego, and Jacksonville, FL.

You get a discount paying 'quarterly,' so $267.00 divided by 2 is $133.50, or by three people is $89.00, or 33$ a month, vs. 3x that.

If you return showing NET income ...divided by 12 covers their monthly rental requirement (example 3x the rent) they should accept it

This average cost plus a 10% add on could be divided equally among the four units.

I'd divide vacant houses into 3 categories:1.

I like doing this because some sellers may play with the expensesto make them look lower than they really are.Many feel that the 50% rule is a pretty good estimate of expenses.Then I divided the estimated Net Income by the Selling price.

Divide the sales price by the square feet.