When I enter any revenue or expense associated with a property, I make sure the correct Class (property) is assigned to each entry. 

I'm analyzing a retail building that has a NNN tenant that represents 59% of rental revenue (7,500 out of 15,000 sq ft).

@Don GougeThe way I see it is the numbers represent a “pre-rehab” figure and having been redone it should now generate more revenue.

Can I recognize the rent revenue for November and December on my 2021 Tax returns even though I didn't receive the payment until Feb 2022?

Through new taxes resulting from that purchase the government ended up getting $100k's in revenue, not just $3k, and the investor made money in return that greatly offset those increased taxes.

Hot rental market.Thanks for your feedback, Anthony.The commercial lender (a local bank) is willing to offer a loan with 20% down and up to 5-year balloon amortized for 20 years with a 4.65% interest.He seems to believe the properties I am interested in have enough revenue to support this.Thanks for your help!

According to the listing, gross annual income is 141k. 141k-120k = 21k gross annual revenue. 21k gross annual revenue for 480k down is about 4.3% cash on cash.

I've been virtual wholesaling for 4 years now and last year we did about 100 deals and just under $1 mil in revenue.

I use the website AIRDNA currently to see an area's occupation rates and the average revenue that they generate.

I looked at Arvada (CO) where +$700K property can yield $120k-$150K revenue.