I have found a number of other users posted this question in the forum over the years but I cannot find a resolution anywhere.The way the Rental Property Calculator derives the "Profit if sold" number seems to have an error in it if you are using the function to increase the rental rate and expenses each year.

I was purely going off of some stats on the internet (https://www.city-data.com/crime/crime-Eastpointe-Michigan.ht...).

Hi Justin, you may want to explore its features, functionality, and user experience to determine if it aligns with your investment goals and preferences.

No, she's a fully-fledged conversational companion, effortlessly guiding users through the labyrinthine landscape of Las Vegas real estate.

The sellers are not an intended user and there is no legal obligation to provide it to them.

But talk to a lawyer, not the internet. 

Hi Daniel, here is the sample one provided by Brandon from BP:https://www.biggerpockets.com/files/user/brandonat...There are some other sample applications listed under Tools--FilePlace in the Forms section.

They could, however, cost more up front than house hacking a single family home.Look into local programs in your region, speak with lenders, and utilize internet tools to locate down payment aid programs.

My buddy Tanner Pile is in that area (https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/tannerp30) he may have some insights for you!.

I would move the goalposts from the one you mention, to simply pay off house —> use the equity to buy a rental house, use rents to pay down line, buy another rental with the line and use rents to pay down the line…rinse and repeat.