In parts of my market, the price per sq foot on the multi-family properties is higher than the single family properties.

I meant to set a small late fee to be charged per day, but instead it was set the small late fee to be charged per month if they dont pay the rent on time.

Using the retail/MF example, to determine the value of the land for each element, you would need to figure out how many sq. ft. of what type of retail, which would define the land value (per acre or square foot) that could be supported which will be determined by the rents that would be generated against their capitalized value.

I'm looking for a good real estate agent for my daughter who is buying her first home (as her personal residence, not as an investment per se). 

It is a duplex in Westland mi $87500 sale price leveraged through a bank loan that will rent for 850 per side and cash flow very nicely ($250 per unit after all expenses) Im also starting my first flip. its a sfr in Wayne mi. i got this deal through seller financing with no money down (Im kinda proud of that lol).

in this book, he is suggesting buying $80K fourplex with  $20K down and expecting $200 cash flow per unit after all expenses.

Tell her that she will need to pay you a non refundable ghost deposit and 50 per month ghost rent.

Separate NTE amounts for CAPEX and OPEX per property.

I see many posts and folks in REIA groups buying small 2-4 unit properties at a higher per unit cost than a SFH.

My holding costs include $500 rent per month, insurance, and taxes.