Each component may have a different name, or be subject to slightly different allocation of cost (triple net office has the tenant pay most of the operating expenses and property taxes), but the bottom line number that we care about is Net Operating Income or NOI.When you hear people talk about NOI, you'll know how that is defined (formula above).

There are a number of issues/questions here so bear with me, but the bottom line is that the leases all expired when the house was listed and no month to month lease was signed.

Here is a location grade map for the area in 2013 (top) vs 2018 (bottom)

At the bottom of your letter or marketing postcard add:P.S. if your currently in escrow and the deal should fall through I'm here to give you a back up offer..Good luck...

I always say remember to stay humble as many of you started from the bottom to get to where you are now !

Management companies want to show a good bottom line every year and they do this by doing shoddy repairs and deferring maintenance.

If hubby is the financial whiz/geek of the family he can do the leg work of putting it together, but you need to see it, suggest changes, and at the end of the day sign on the bottom saying you agree to it and will stick to it.2) Jointly owned checking accounts. 

Off Market 4 Unit- Asking $110,000 Rents $3075/$36900 Monthly/Annual Repairs this year include: New plumbing4 water heatersNew rubber roofBathroom upgradesPaintStovesRefrigerators I am being told the total annual expenses are $20,000.

I guess to bottom line it, I'm trying to quantify assuming this duplex can't get bought at a discount, how does that compare to the value of money I'm already paying out going directly to pay down my mortgage.Hope that makes sense, kind of personal, but trying to look at it pretty quantitatively. 

The top unit is about 150 sq ft larger than the bottom unit.Thanks in advance.