You will cut a check to the IRS for $1,428k, leaving you with $2,652k or a after tax cash on cash of 7.8%Rental property investment:$34k down payment on a $150k building.

@Brett Snodgrass thank you for the advice; I definitely will be sure to determine what my values are and uphold them to ensure a long, reputable career.

I'm completing a Rental Calculator query form for a potential rental sale property and just wanted to know how does one come up with and determine the percentages for the monthly landlord expenses paid portion?

(I don't know how to determine this)Comps: $470k (Zestimate)Est ARV: $540k (recently sold 3 bd 3 ba* The property is located near several schools I know many people attend including a college and adjacent to the metro line and major highways.

You have to make a lot of inquiries and offers to determine which ones are deals, and let the others fall away.

First you need to determine the experience level of your broker versus the experience level of the developer trying to buy your property.Is it a small developer partnering with a larger one?

See the IRS website for the latest form.

As each opportunity crosses your path, you can choose to do a deep dive, get a lot of information, do a full analysis and then determine how you will move forward (i.e. invest or pass) .

I know very little about rehab or construction, so I am worried about taking on a fixer without a knowledgeable partner.My biggest challenge so far is how to accurately determine AVR without experience.

How to determine ARV?