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I wrote a BiggerPockets blog post outlining common projects and their average costs here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/72452-how-to-estimate-construction-costs-for-these-29-common-rehab-projectsAs far as analyzing deals, this post explains how to find comps and calculate ARV: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/8814/68395-how-to-find-real-estate-comps-and-calculate-after-repair-valueFinding comps for multi-family properties is slightly different than finding them for SFR, generally in that you often have to widen your area and go back farther in time to find them as they are not sold as often, nor are they as common as SFR.Happy investing and feel free to reach out if I can help.

I believe that your best bet would be to either 1) find an off/on market property that already meets the 1% rule which will be very hard especially in that area in today's market or 2) find a fixer upper and buy it cheap and force that appreciation.

Use the Biggerpockets calculators to help you with estimating the costs and they also will print out to help you get a loan.Always do a cost evaluation before you make an offer and see it too.. 

Meaning how do I calculate if there will be a profit from subdividing. 

In the Dallas Area for Duplex's and Four-plex's what values to you like to add to each of these 8 boxes?

PITI - $1052 Per Month  I calculated this at 150K loan, 20% Down, 6% Int, 2% RE Taxes yearly, Insurance $1000 Per Yr, .5% PMI and 30 Yr Note2.

Look up on youtube how to calculate numbers on rental property on youtube.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.I can't get my BRRRR analysis to work although when I run the standard rental property calculator I get decent cash flow.

@Greg KendallYou start calculating the holding period the day that you purchase the property.