Real estate agents are limited in what they can do when it comes to calculating BRRRR returns or other calculations. The reason is because no 2 investors run their numbers the same way. I'm glad to lend my market experience to an investor for their assumptions, but I won't run numbers for them. If I tell them they can get a 10% return on a property and then they only get 9%, I'm open to liability.
There are always negative posts on here about agents not being helpful to investors. While it's true there are many bad ones out there, for the most part investors are expecting agents to do things that violate their license. A true analysis requires me to make assumptions on your tax situation, property management, and construction costs. I'm not licensed in any of those areas.
