Bigger Pockets Rental Calculator

[Sammy Patel]

I have a basic question that came up when dealing with my realtor. Using the BiggerPockets rental calculator you get a Cash on Cash ROI. However, it uses the P&I in that calculation. Does that COC ROI represent what I am actually getting since the Principal in the P&I will be actually returned to me when I cash out, so in other words if I was analyzing a rental property with P&I and the COC ROI was a small <2% but when I subtract the Principal it would give me a COC ROI of 10%. Isn't that the more accurate ROI?

Any and all help is greatly appreciated!