I have a good process on analyzing buy and hold properties, but am struggling to figure out how to calculate how much, per night, a property can make in a given month and what the average occupancy rate is.

Should I use the BRRR or the Rental Property tool to analyze these properties? 

Hi everybody,I'm interested in how you analyze a real estate market.

Hi Everyone!I am new to BP and am practicing using the calculators. This is a real property I have listed and I wanted to post it in some of my FB investor groups, along with the rental report. However, I want to be s...

Nowadays in LA, you're probably talking $400 SF for a nice home with those extra footing and steel.

So much attention goes into getting started, analyzing deals, financing, purchase strategies, and everything up until you make that first investment purchase. 

After Moving Out: Real Estate is a long term investment, so when I am analyzing my next HH, I am more concerned what the numbers look like after I move out (investment property) and turn the property into a stabilized rental than when I am living there (primary residence).

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can someone please take a look at this deal and let me know if you think it is worth ...

You may need to analyze some deals and see if it makes sense to buy a 3 Family in the outskirts of Boston for $750,000 (I have no idea the actual cost, it might be much cheaper) where the rents will be $8500 a month and figure out what your cash flow will be, or look to an out of state market where you can buy 4 properties all in that have a $50,000 down payment apiece and cash flow $3200 a month.

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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This property is in a decent location, the only issue I have is this house is 100 years...