inspiring interviews with today's top landlords this is the rental income podcast and now dan lane anthony

i'm really interested to hear what your thoughts are on this but you think rental properties are

really just kind of a simple math problem yes absolutely so um properties, all the numbers are there. It's all

available. And in fact, most of it is available online for free. You can do everything your realtor can do.

You can look at what people are asking. You can look at what things have sold for. You can

calculate the taxes. Most counties

publish their tax information. If you need information on what you think the rent could be,

you can go to rentometer.com and look at that or you can look at Zillow. Everything you need is out there to figure out what it's going to

cost you to acquire and operate a rental property. On the podcast today, Anthony is going to show

us the simple math that he uses to evaluate a rental property. He's going to break down one of

his recent deals and show us exactly how the numbers work for him. He's going to break down one of his recent deals

and show us exactly how the numbers work for him.

Joining us on the show from Cleveland is Anthony Russell.

We'll take a really quick break to thank our sponsors.

We'll come right back and we'll talk to Anthony.

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