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Rental Property Calculator

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Hello everyone,

My name is Alex and I'm new here to the forum.  Great to meet everyone.  I'm using the rental property calculator here to try to figure out whether a single family home I'm contemplating buying is a good investment for a rental property.  I see the inputs for the loan information, however, my scenario requires the input of 2 loan costs.  

I'm looking to use a hard money lender for the acquisition and rehab of the property to later refinance with a conventional loan once the property is fully rehabbed.  Inputting the conventional loan part is easy, but how do can I account for the hard money costs I will incur on the front end of it, using the calculator?  I want to make sure I take holistic view.  Has anyone else had this issue and how did you account for hard money costs in the calculator? Thanks.