When I increase my rate based on the 15.5% to cover what was once the guest fee (I also did the math and increased my rate by 18.34%), I am doing so on all of my fees (rate, cleaning, etc.), before I used to absorb the 3% because it wasn't that much on things like cleaning.  

Fix & flip is a great way to build momentum, and it sounds like you’re laying the right foundation by doing your homework first.

That's not how this math game is won. 

Something I need to get better at is analyzing deals and finding more deals that make sense I think my next post is going to be about wholesalers and how to find off market deals. some homework I have is figuring more specific questions about what and why the market is doing what its doing.   

Anyone have a simple way to calculate ROI for the first year for a rental property? In other words is this a good formula (cash on cash return % + 3% appreciation + 2% tax benefits + 2% amortization)? I don't know...T...

I frequently receive 20% off coupons from the big box retailers 3. when it comes time to sell, many buyers real estate agents will do homework on the current owner before making an offer.

I’m currently building a long-term plan and already doing my homework on markets like Nashville and surrounding areas.

I thought I'd do the math for you so you would see it for yourself.

The real winners do the math, not the myth.You are right. 

OP math won’t work.1.