Hello,I am a beginner investor trying to purchase my first property. I am planning to do a house hack on a property. I used the calculator and got a 41% CoC ROI for that property. I feel this is too good to be true. I...

Looking for some more experienced advice/perspective on a quadplex I want to make an offer on. I’m new to this and looking to make this my first deal. This property is on the MLS currently listed at $540k. It fell out...

Don't know how to evaluate to see if it's worth it?

So my suggestion would be perhaps identify two no more than three markets for further evaluation. , because in order to be successful in a market, you need to know it.

That will pretty significantly reduce the net taxable income amount.The net taxable income is then run through the trust tax table, which actually tops out at 37%, but on a graduated scale.Your vague "profit" number makes it impossible to provide an accurate representation in this scenario, but I suspect the net taxable amount would be considerably less than how you are evaluating this.

I only look at improved parcels I can evaluate like every other rental property.

It is basically a background database search - nearly all the same databases searched for a full Phase I, without a site walk or evaluation of historic documentation such as air photos, topographic maps, fire insurance maps, or the city directories (Phone Books).

I understand the significance of key metrics such as IRR and CoC in evaluating the potential of a deal, but the abundance of information out there is making it challenging to find a straightforward, user-friendly solution.What I seek is a singular, comprehensive tool—a master template, if you will—that I can consistently rely on from deal to deal.

My wife and I are both W2 and we are evaluating to buy a vacation home to enjoy it, but planning also on renting it as a STR while not being there.

My personal and professional experience has been that they do not provide actual replacement costs in their evaluations.