Nightly I send an informational email out to all interested parties (I keep a generic version of this in my drafts so it is easy to copy and paste).

When I rented it out, property taxes skyrocketed because I lost the homeowner's exemption, supplemental deduction and mortgage interest exemption (for 2023).

Before I go and make my own super spreadsheet I figured I'd throw this question out.I'd like to find (preferably), otherwise I'll make, a Real Estate calculator that takes the generic inputs such as:* Purchase Price* Interest* Length/Duration* Additional Costs* Income (Rent/Vacancy rate, etc)* Holding length (years)* Value appreciation per year (%)* Numbers adjusted based on estimated inflationand outputs all the benefits such as annual depreciation, appreciation, etc, including a few graphs?

This question does not have a good generic answer.

Hi, really excited to have found bigger pockets and begin connecting with others who have been making a living off of real estate or used it as a supplemental source of income. 

Here's my generic advice of things you can look into.Remember: cheaper doesn't mean you'll make more money.Start by going to www.narpm.org to search their directory of managers.

Starting off, we'd somewhat limited ourselves by only interviewing a few lenders but we're currently interviewing many more to supplement in areas that previous lenders lacked.

Being an agent will help supplement your income for your family and will put you in a better position to help your clients, either wholesaling or selling on the market.

Then I’ll get a quote from a local guy and he’ll be $8-12k for the generic Goodman system. 

I wanted 12k/month passive income to help supplement my retirement when I turn 65.