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Jesse S.
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Silly question on multi family calculations

Jesse S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
Posted

I am overthinking this way too much... but I have an amazing calculation sheet.

With that said I am curious as to if I should run the numbers with 3 occupants or 4 occupants if I plan to live in one of the units.

Having a little brain freeze.

I feel like it’s not “fair” to the property if I don’t use 4 (charge myself rent) because it doesn’t give a good idea of what the property will produce after I move out in a year.... I may have just answered my own question.

Thanks in advance for any help.

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Colby Fryar
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Colby Fryar
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@Jesse S. If it cash flows with 3 of the units occupied and you living in the fourth then it will definitely cash flow with all four rooms rented out The rent needs to cover your mortgage at a minimum if you are living there.  Hope this helps.

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