Yes, lower energy costs has a multiplier effect throughout economy as there is layers in the supply chain impacted by such.

I do really really believe this equity could be used to multiply my current returns!

This will help us point you in a direction. something where i can make 300-500 a month after taking potential vacancy, management, and maintenance into account. something where I have a high enough cash on cash return that its justified to put into real estate rather than into an index fund in the stock market. looking for 7-8 gross rent multiplier essentially.

There are factors like Gross Rent Multipliers, which can be extracted out of the market from recently sold comparable properties by dividing the sale price by monthly gross rent.

So they instead decided to apply a flat multiplier.

Do you typically take your insurance estimate, then multiply it by 3, and use that as an expense?

I’m curious because as we scale our own PM company, I’d like to think that if these are done well, they would bump up our valuation / multiplier i.e. prospective buyers would value the “how” in addition to the “what”

So you multiply that and well your turn overs are going to be costly. 

We use a 2.5 multiplier.

Multiply this by 5-10 developments, and you're talking about thousands of dollars in savings!