For vacation rentals, they average 25-30% of the gross rental income.

We are trained, and use the Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM) when looking at our deals, which is essentially the inverse, or cousin of the 1% calculation.

So I've managed to purchase 2 properties that bring in $54,000 per year, that's 4,500 per month gross. my mortgage is a ballon 3 year interest only loan that I'm being charged 10% for.

The amount of money you can borrow is based off your gross monthly income and your recurring monthly liability payments (credit card payments, student loans payment, auto payments, etc.).

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Third, you’ll want to review the commercial leases, see what kind of options they have and if they are NNN or some type of modified gross, and study the market for similar spaces as they could ask for a permanent rent reduction.

. $3,500/mo gross rent.

You have net rental income which is also called cashflow, and, you have net taxable income.To calculate your net rental income, or annual cashflow. start with your gross rental income then subtract your out of pocket costs of ownership and rental operation (principal payments, mortgage interest, property taxes, hazard insurance, and other expenses) to get $39,989 using your numbers.  

@Mark Kelley, first questions: IRR Year 6 28%: gross or net to LP?

Your updated rents would rent roll a gross $43k per year.