This ranges from 1-2% of actual rental revenue and DOES impact my cash flow....Do you also include this insurance or do you simply take the risk??

This ranges from 1-2% of actual rental revenue and DOES impact my cash flow....Do you also include this insurance or do you simply take the risk??

https://www.wlky.com/article/k...Kentucky has fallen behind peer states in gambling and marijuana missing out on millions in revenue, hopefully we can speed this up and boost Kentucky's economy. 

The property management fee is 29% of total pretax revenue.

The agreed upon purchase price factored in the revenue generated from the property, so the purchase price is probably around 30k more than the appraised value of the property itself. 

Although the property was capable of generating $131,280 in revenue, she was only collecting $51,000.

Depending on the revenue the property produces, I usually do not go any lower than 5% of the revenue.There are reasons you may still wish to purchase but you should be aware of the risks. 

Would have to wait till Building costs come back down to around $3,100.Revenue Approach:Don't know what "Special Balance" means. 

On the income side, are they booking all the revenue?

@Alex EuzerieIt would have to be personal to you, some rules to follow are 60% leverage on your total equity, or another way to look at it is if you have $6,000 a month in debt service those assets should be bringing in $10,000 a month in revenue.