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    <title>Michael Rossi's Landlording Blog - Financial Reports - What They Really Tell Us - Comments</title>
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      <title>Comment #1 by Kirk B - 03:12PM, 08/12/2009</title>
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      <description>Mike,

I would love to see your actual operating expense (the way you calculate OE not the accountant's method) for your properties. I bet your OE:GR ratio is about 30%-35% on paper. I assume this because you run a very tight ship and there probably isn't a paper charge for your property management (10%) and labor (~5%). What do you think you will find?

Kirk 
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