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Owner occupied multifamily analysis

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I'd love to learn how to do analysis on small multifamily properties that are owner occupied.  If you yourself are living in one unit,  I would think these "base hit" numbers,  12% CoCroi, $100/ unit rules of thumb would change, but how? With the rental calculator is there a way to compensate for your occupancy as owner?  I'd love to figure out a formula that better incorporates this owner occupied value.  Thoughts? Ideas? 

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Evaluate it as if all units were not owner occupied then work backwards.  If it doesn't work when all units are tenant occupied it is likely not a great investment.

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