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Bigger Pockets Calculator... Understanding their calculations
Hey everyone, so I need a little assistance understanding how BP's calculator is crunching their number on NOI. While trying to further enhance my analysis, I was running my own analysis compared to BP'S and I am having trouble understanding how they are getting this NOI. I will list some numbers below.
Gross Annual Rents: 60,600
P&I: 2881. 20
PMI: 100
Monthly Expenses
Vacancy: 252.20
Cap Ex: 252.20
Misc: 150
Repairs: 101
Water/sewer: 100
Insurance: 87
Property Tax: 740
Total: 1682/mo
Here is how I've calculated NOI:
Annual Gross Income - Annual Expenses = NOI
60,600 - (1682x12) = 40,416
The BP calculator is showing an NOI of 39,204.00.
With that being said, what the heck am i calculating incorrectly??