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Calculating APR into ROI
If you always have carrying cost at 2.75% how do you calculate deals?
For example, let's say you have $200K cash-out from refi at 2.75%, and you BRRRR at property, how do you calculate the ROI?
ie,
$200K at 2.75% for 30 yrs = $458/mo carrying cost
$130K total cost of property (including rehab)
$150k ARV
$105K LTV refi @ 4.5% - assuming 70% LTV
= $25K left in deal (paying 2.75% interest) = ~$57/mo carrying cost
Do I add the $57/mo into my NOI to determine if it's a good ROI?
And how should I calculate the $458/mo that I will be continuing to pay? I plan on building a BRRRR portfolio but now I have trouble analyzing these properties.