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Jose Ortega
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Analyzing large multifamily using BP calculators???

Jose Ortega
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sarasota, FL
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Can you analyze 15+ units using Biggerpockets calculators? Basically, is there any shortcut to analyze this large multifamily using this calculators or do I need to do it manually? Thanks!

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Henri Meli
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Henri Meli
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@Jose Ortega . I know a lot of people usually like to "analyze" assets, but ... what exactly are you looking for from the analysis? Are you investing for value-add? Are you investing for cashflow? how important are CoC? IRR, ... will you be investing solo? With other investors? With partners? What's your exit strategy? Sale? Refinance? ... etc.

The reasons I'm asking those questions is because the word "Analyze" can really mean a lot of things and depending on what it means to you, some calculators (analysis tool) might be more suited than others.

I'm of the opinion that when you perform an analysis, you want to get a very complete picture, so that you can also run the "negative" scenarios to fail proof your investment as much as you can, before you pull the trigger.

Good Luck. 

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