OP, with stocks (maybe cuz its intangible and based on LENDING other institutions your capital -which is not necessarily the case with real property; usually its even the opposite whenever one is borrowing many times more than they are investing!)

Recently rates have bumped up so you may be looking at closer to .75% when a year ago normal was .5%Without knowing the area it’s hard to say what vacancy, CAPEx and OPEx should be locally I am running my numbers at 5% cap and 5% op but I am in Oregon. 

My response to the OP. wasn't specific to the calculator, but I'll PM you some info. 

It isn't successful for everyone but it's not a problem for OP to try.Please try to be less negative with all your posts.

I was going to ask a very similar question to the OP.

@Remington Lyman, @Austin McClain, @Brandon Goldsmith, or @Patrick DruryWhat trends, demographic, governmental, socioeconomic, or other, do you see in Ohio that will lead OP to get a high enough total return relative to what he'd get in TX that justifies the risk of investing 1,000 miles away in a market he has no experience, knowledge, or network?

I rent out a beautiful luxury apartment in a co-op for 2,250 per month.

Have seen some nice ones in Pendleton Heights too, and have friends with high preforming STR's in Lee's Summit, Blue Springs, OP/JOCO area. 

Maybe I should have asked the question better in the OP...

Your op said they were taken care of by bankruptcy court and only her liens remain.