That divided by 12 is… $564 per month.Insurance on this is probably around 1200 a year which is $100 permonth.

So we really have a rural vs. urban political divide in the U.S., more-so than one defined by state borders.

In this case, you have 49 rentals (the one "month" and the 48 "weeks") and you calculate your average rental interval using the formula: 365 days in year divided by 49 rentalsThe formula result equals 7.45 days which is NOT short-term.

How would I divide the unit I live in between myself and the roommate for tax purposes?

But prices can change significantly by a crossing over one street or city block, by school district.... or by crossing over state line with KC's unique setup of the metro being divided down the middle between MO and KS. 

@Olivia G Gonzalez the math is all adding, subtracting, multiplying & dividing - no algebra or calculus!

My wife and I have business income and our accountant can divide the income according to what would be the best for reducing tax liability.  

@Timothy LinYou will see two main ways of calculating cash on cash returns:First, is what I call "annual cash on cash":  Annual distributions divided by amount invested. 

You want $10,000 a month income so divide $10,000 by $435 and you need 23 similar houses.

A quick check for your max loan payment a lender will allow is to divide your rent/1.1 that number is around what the max loan payment will be by the lender.