If you don't need the cash right now, you'd be amazed at how quickly you can pay off those loans (happy to break down the snowball math if you're interested).$300k is a tidy sum that could easily cover 10+ down payments on solid B/B+ cashflow turnkey (meaning you don't manage, handle rehab etc) here in Birmingham and some other southern and midwestern markets (obviously I'm biased ;)  Even if you are determined to pay cash to minimize risk, you could have 3-4 free and clear props that do nothing but cash flow $600-850 per month (general range for props between $80k - $120k). 

It’s hard to argue with cold hard math.

Either way simple math puts us around 2.6k like you said to $3k...

It's pretty easy for a front line loan officer to be able to do the math here. 

Getting the math right is the difference maker in finding a good deal.Good luck as you continue building your portfolio!

I did some basic math and if I did equalized billing it would work out to $130 a tenant and maybe if they were paying for heat closer to $100. ( because they wouldn’t have the window open and the heat on full 😃).anyone have any experience with having seperate meters measure how much oil someone is using for a 6 unit?

How did it feel knowing that there was no math on the exam?

@Kingsley Ogwuegbu, my math shows you with an NOI of ~$460/month before debt service.

I walked a single family a bit ago thinking it would be a good flip opportunity but the math didn't work.  

So might be better to just pay the taxes out of the IRA, not sure... that is just a math exercise.