Consider your hourly rate. Divide $14 (that’s minimum cost per day from above) into that rate. So, if you generate $40/hour, that’s 14/40, or a little under 33%. Now multiple that by the 60 minutes in an hour. Think you can do your books, stay on top of assessments, taxes, income, payments, balances, and reporting in 20 minutes a day? If not, you might want to give us a call. Of course, if you make more per hour, you’ll have less time per day. In fact, if you’re generating $70 per hour, you end-up with 12 minutes per day as your result.