Since your property is in Philadelphia city limits, at the time of transfer, the title company will collect 3.278% of the sales price to be paid to the county and an additional 1% of the sales price paid to the state in transfer taxes.

I understand this site caters to USA, But I am interested in Europe.I require someone knowledgeable on European laws, etc.. and how to figure what I shouldRent out the property for weddings.At the moment looking at a French ChateauReception Rooms: 6Bedrooms: 24 Bathrooms: 23 Land: 152 acresAdvise.Thank you for any help.

@Leonard Rybak I am also new and learning from this wonderful site.  

We would plan to contribute at least $1,000 monthly in addition to the cashflow you see in the report.

Otherwise, unless there is actual damage and not just cleaning it would be an additional charge above wear and tear for cleaning.  

For our tenants we're trying to get to leave, we have and we will just do an on-site inspection then a day later tell them we do not want them and give them legal required notice.

.: Commercial real estate lenders calculate interest on loans in three ways:✔️ 30/360✔️ Actual/365 (aka 365/365)✔️ Actual/360 (aka 365/360)Real estate underwriters should be aware of these 3 methods and understand which calculation the lender is using.The differences can have a significant impact on the amount of interest paid over the life of the loan.Similarly, it can also have an impact on the amount of cash flow that is available to be distributed to your investors.In the example provided, which appears to come from this site, it would equate to a $340 difference on a $1M loan over 10 years or $339/year.

My business partner and I have done numerous rehabs, conversions, additions of units, etc. to force equity and appreciation in our properties.

I'd also hit up Indeed and similar sites.

There is appreciation potential, but no additional cashflow opportunity.