Or am I able to count rental income in my DTI calculation?

You can run it through a calculator here as well.

I was thinking that Turbo Tax would calculate the suspended passive carry over loss for the one property I sold and it would appear as a deduction for about $32,000 on Schedule E.

The mortgage is calculated using the Mortgage Calculator LinkFor a screenshot:Feel free to use it and improve it for your own endeavors

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Understand that this is not a great deal, but wanting to understand if I am using the calculator correctly. 

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Up and down duplex, the property is located 5 minutes from a University, middle school, and there is talk about building another school 5 minutes away No vacancies in the last 2 and a half years according to the property manager, new roof last year, the siding looks like it's in good shape.

I'm trying to use the rental calculator to crunch numbers on the property to really measure expectations and see what the best case scenario is.

Golf.When you flip, the first "expense" you always include/calculate is your profit.When you buy a rental, the first thing you always include/calculate is your cash flow.When you do anything in life that leads to the ability to enjoy that life, the first thing you do is "enjoy that life".What am I saying?

Hi all,Doing research for my first deal (still).There doesn't seem to be a "method" to calculate returns on properties- at least not like traditional rentals (50% rule, 1% rule, etc.)