Stock trading business

Chasing That DragonLimited Liability Company

Purple and silver dragon emblem for Chasing That Dragon LLC

A limited liability company established for the business of stock trading, with a mark-to-market election.

Purpose

Structured for the business of stock trading.

Chasing That Dragon LLC is the legal business identity behind its stock-trading activity.

The company has made a mark-to-market election for tax accounting purposes.

Company at a glance

A concise profile of the entity and its business purpose.

Legal entity

Chasing That Dragon LLC

Business activity

Stock trading

Tax accounting

Mark-to-market election

Tools

Rental Deal Analyzer

Run a buy-and-hold deal right here on the site. Change any number and the results update instantly — cash flow, cap rate, DSCR, cash-on-cash, and the breakeven price where the deal hits $0/month.

Underwriting follows the house rules: no deal unless it’s a great deal, rent on older homes capped at $1.00–$1.10/sq ft (use $1.05), and every soft input — insurance especially — gets verified before an offer. The example below is pre-loaded so you can see it work; overwrite it with your own deal.

The deal

Property name / address

Purchase price ($)

Rehab / repairs up front ($)

Monthly rent ($)

Living area (sq ft) Used only for the rent-per-sq-ft check.

Financing

Down payment (%)

Interest rate (% / yr)

Loan term

Closing costs (% of price)

Income & expenses

Property taxes ($ / yr)

Insurance ($ / yr) $1,800 is an estimate in the example — verify before offering.

HOA ($ / mo) Example: $600/yr = $50/mo.

Vacancy (% of rent)

Maintenance (% of rent)

Management (% of rent) 0% if self-managed.

CapEx reserve (% of rent) Roof, HVAC, water heater — held out of cash flow, not NOI.

Other expenses ($ / mo)

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Monthly cash flow—

Annual cash flow—

Cap rate—

DSCR—

Cash-on-cash—

Breakeven price—

Cash needed to close—

Rent per sq ft—

Monthly picture
Rent (after vacancy)	—
Mortgage (principal & interest)	—
Taxes	—
Insurance	—
HOA	—
Maintenance	—
Management	—
CapEx reserve	—
Other	—
Monthly cash flow	—

What if the price moves?
Price	Cash flow / mo	DSCR	Cap

How it’s figured: NOI = rent after vacancy, minus taxes, insurance, HOA, maintenance, management, and other expenses (CapEx reserve is held out of cash flow, not NOI). Cap rate = NOI ÷ price. DSCR = NOI ÷ annual mortgage payments. Cash-on-cash = annual cash flow ÷ cash needed to close (down payment + closing costs + rehab). Breakeven price solves for $0/month cash flow holding rent, expenses, and loan terms fixed. Estimates only — verify taxes, insurance, HOA, and rent before making an offer.

Business identity

Chasing That Dragon LLC

Entity type: Limited liability company
Business: Stock trading
Election: Mark-to-market