@Matthew Edge I think your intuition is correct.

Super intuitive and easy to use.

Then, one of the biggest reasons I hate Quicken with a passion is because Intuit (Quicken) did away with the Quicken tax tables and instead of paying $120 per year Quicken wanted to charge me $99 per month, or $1200 per year.

I looked at YNAB and intuits personal product mint.

In the BRRRR calculator, I don't believe there's an intuitive way in the "Purchase Loan Details" section to indicate and calculate that you're borrowing the funds for the purchase and the rehab from different lenders at different terms.For example, if you were purchasing the property with a hard money loan, but using a private money loan to cover the rehab, the calculator doesn't really have the ability to express that.

Thanks for your intuition, Scott!

Or are you the type that plans your next move with a specific direction in mind yet let's your intuition guide you move by move?

At the time, Charlestown was still considered a neighborhood you didn't want to be, and though much of our process was simple-minded and far from analytical, we rolled the dice and pursued the opportunity based on a rather street-level intuition of knowing that a location like Charlestown would not stay that way forever.

It is counter-intuitive to many, but a15-year mortgage is a much riskier way to go.

It is very intuitive and easy to learn the basic functions, which is all I use.I’m pretty sure it does NOT tie into our QuickBooks accounting.