Since all the expenses on the calculator were listed as annual, I took the monthly values on the realtor website and multiplied them by 12.I'm very confused on what maintenance costs should be estimated at, as well as what I should put for monthly rent.

Mine's a multiplier of what you pay, and I pay more than that on a monthly basis to navigate all my taxes.

they i multiply by 12 and divide by targeted cap rate. 

Multiply 70% (.07) by $100,000 and you are left with $70,000.

In general, my investors are looking for:mid to high double-digit returnsI'm looking for 2x Equity multipliers (double your money projections) in 5 years or less.I am for opportunities that will give my investors the #triplewinCash Flow, Appreciation and Tax Savings.I might look at 90-100 deals before finding ones I want to invest personally and bring in investor capital.What are you all seeing?

A lot of times it's 80-85% of the purchase price multiplied by the millage rate which you can find on the tax records for that property.

35 years in the game wanting to go next level, grow myself as I grow others.  Bought Renatus education for the courseware and building upon that.  What else should be doing in terms of tech, CRM, networking, social me...

Too many con-artists which are using social media to lure in innocent people.I never raised outside capital; just used the BRRR method and multiplied from there. 

That means your investment dollars are multiplied.  

If it's a triplex and each unit needs the same work... then you need to multiply times 3 plus any exterior or shared items.