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Using the rental property analysis calculator on multifamily
Hi guys!
So I'm looking to buy my first multifamily with plans to live in one unit. Prob a simple question but what is the best way to approach using the property analysis calculator to know if its a good deal. Do you just plug in the numbers as if you weren't living there just to see if its a good deal overall, or is there a different approach I should take? Any tips on what metrics are most important?
Thanks!