Using this rule of thumb, we convert the «gap» between high - achieving better - off pupils and poor pupils into
an approximate number of months.
Not exact matches
Because the US alone accounts for the overwhelming majority
of KU page reads, and because the per - page rates in the countries and currencies that make up the remainder
of KU reads are pretty similar, it's easy to turn that into an
approximate total
number of global KENP pages read for the
month.
Once you have these
numbers, simply divide the share price by the average distribution to get the
approximate number of shares you'll need in order to receive one full share each
month with a DRIP.
I did just run
numbers on
approximate rent and a pretty good estimate
of monthly expenses based on our other units in this complex and it should conservatively profit about $ 1100 /
month (after all expenses, capex and turnover).