Since the property was vacant for a portion of this time, the tax rate was multiplied by a factor of 10 ( as per DC vacant property tax regulation ) which explains the cost of the tax lien.

Make sure you have your criteria documented (length of employment, past tenant references, income to rent multiplier, credit history/score, etc) - and let that rule in and out candidates.Thanks for raising an important topic for all investors.Section 8 DiscriminationIf your city or state prohibits this type of discrimination, you cannot reject all Section 8 applicants outright.

What I’m worried about is if we will see some kind of multiplier effect here amongst the healthy sub 50 set.

I would then take the square footage and multiply by $400 to get an extremely rough sense of your budget (there are many ways to increase and decrease that cost). 

Multiply this by fitting 7 companies per month X the ad price and you're talking some big money.The hardest part is getting permits approved iin high traffic areas, as most of them are already taken by large outdoor advertising companies.

To find the tax basis for the land your accountant will likely determine the land value for the entire parcel (using tax records or a similar source) then multiply that by the % of the parcel that is being sold.

OK George here goesId say maybe 2 to 3 days for a licensed plumber and helper3 to 4 days for a tile manFind out the houly rate and multiply by total hoursCalif rates are high.Most guys out here who a "above ground:" legal licensed contractors paying all their insurances are at $175 to 225 per hourSure I know rates are less in MichiganFind a good father and son outfit by asking for a refferal from a plumbing supply house .Ask for a small local outfit with a good reputation who pays their bills on time,u wont go t go wrongDD

Something that every flipper and rehabber should be aware of when they first analyze their deal.In Chicago where I do business the deals are priced as a multiple of gross income (GIM = gross income multiplier) and to a lesser extent, cap rate.

Then multiply the square footage by the going rate for your area and see whether you'd come out ahead or behind.What would you do with the space?

SFR advantages, Landlord 101, et al.) and have started looking for properties in Los Angeles, Inland Empire, and San Bernadino Counties in Southern California-my backyard.What I am perplexed and frustrated with is the ridiculously inflated asking prices and insultingly low capitalization rates and gross rent multipliers that are out there.This is what I found on loopnet dot com this morning:It is a 4-plex in Los Angeles, a couple of blocks from Koreatown in the Wilshire Corridor.Fourplex - Wilshire Center155 N.