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BP Rental Property Calculator
Hello BP family!
So, Iv'e been analyzing properties on the BP rental property calculator. All of the properties being analyzed I plan to house hack. When I plug the numbers in, I run into negative cash flow If i do not include my share of the rent/money I could be saving by house hacking. If i input the rent I would be contributing for the unit, it is positive.
I see that this could be a newbie mistake. Is there a better way to be analyzing these reports for a house hacker scenario?
Thank you!