That means costs multiply with loan count, not just loan dollars. 2,000 small loans cost far more to securitize than 400 larger ones, which is why asset managers  prefer higher minimum loan sizes.

My advice was...if you thought your LTRs were a lot of work, multiply that times at least 10 for a STR :) 

If it continues and you use leverage to multiply the return from appreciation, it should result in a good return for a long hold.  

I personally don't change my bids for a 750k property or a 120k property (as in, I don't use a different multiplier).

Hi Jeff, I wish I could tell you differently, but you have too many potential failure points in this plan and their probabilities multiply.

If you have a 1 inch or bigger meter you have to look at the meter face to get the multiplier. 

     Hey Muhammad, based on those numbers couple things im seeing:Gross Rent Multiplier: about 18x, which is high compared to Texas or Midwest standardsCap rate: If expenses are roughly 35–40% of gross ($48–55K), NOI might land around $80–90K, which puts the cap rate in the 3.2–3.6% range.

I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the balance between investing in real estate vs. the stock market and why I’m still drawn to real estate despite the extra effort and stress.I understand the core benefits:AppreciationRental incomeLeverage that can multiply returnsAnd I know the potential ROI can be significantly higher than what I’d get in the stock market.

Even if you only leveraged a portion, you could multiply your returns by picking up more rentals without overextending.Rental Properties vs.

Next big but is, when acquire a property their empowered to multiply the income potential of their investment capital far more than in a syndication, as the leverage potentials are far greater.