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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Deal Analysis Help
Hi there. I'm at the point where I am starting to attempt to analyze deals, but I am finding it a bit confusing. I've been trying to use the Rental calculator as well as the BRRRR calculator provided in the tools, but I'm unsure as to when you would use one over the other, and how would I properly take into consideration when I am using a private lender to fund my purchase, as well as perform a cash out refi afterwards?
I'm primarily focusing on small multi-family right now, but open to single family.
I was hoping I can just get an extra pair of eyes that I can run some deals by to make sure I am actually doing it right. Thank you in advance!
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@Ghazi Shehayber I'm not a fan of the BRRR calculator personally. Since I roll our rehabs through the bank financing I just plug the rehab number in with the purchase price in the top line of the rental calculator. It's all getting rolled into the note at the end, so the calculations are the same. Also, if you go up to learn > webinars you should see one for Brandon doing a breakdown of how he uses the calculator. If you haven't already watched it, that would be a good starting place.