., $200K sale – $150K basis = $50K gain → $10,500 tax).If the corporation distributes profits, you face double taxation: first the 21% corporate tax, then shareholder-level tax on dividends at 0%, 15%, or 20% plus 3.8% NIIT.

If you’re in a high-supply market where tenants have the upper hand, actual (contracted) rents could be lower than what you see on listings.Local leasing agents and property managers may have comps they can give you, though you’ll probably need to spot check for relevance.In any case, welcome to BiggerPockets and best of luck in your career as a commercial real estate agent!

They will be able to steer you on what is possible from a high level.

I would want to see average household incomes north of $75k/yr to support that rental level and leave people space to eat.d) my perception of a small, cheaply built house in a marginal area is you won't see much appreciation, using you $200k new construction example. 

The biggest change would be lower rates, which will just drive prices.

Appraisers are more inclined to use a sales approach in valuing a triplex than income approach and even if income approach is utilized or is part of the valuation process, the cap rate that's used will be specific to the neighborhood with higher cap rate utilized in lower tier neighborhoods. 

Properties are selling, but at a lower rate than before.

Not really looking to do anything other than dramatically lower my COL and escape the rent trap with this property.I've been to the property and driven around the area countless times and it feels so much less congested than Canton and Fells Point. 

if you are making $200,000, your federal tax is prolly around 18%(blended between 10% /12% and 22% / 24%)That is about $36,000 is tax savings at the federal level.

This implies residential units can be built at lower costs and provide better return than building a single ADU.11) adding an ADU to SFH can make the SFH fall under rent control.