You could use the tax prep software you started with to calculate your tax liability based on the numbers you put in (this may not be the same number the CPA comes up with though, as it's likely something is overlooked).But this way you are sure it is right in the end, and you are able to use a CPA.Hope this helps!

When calculating my cash on cash, I like to include the NRRC - non recurring costs, such as the lender, title, and appraisal fees, since those are sunk costs.

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View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.We have this property under contract and all the numbers are accurate give or take a couple dollars.

I bet it could pull more than the pop-up!"

I am just wondering though as all this stuff becomes main stream it seems like the prices are going to drop like a rock.kind of like when my Dad bought a hand held calculator for 300 dollars that you can now buy for 99 cents LOL>

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

After doing the calculations, keeping in mind hoa, taxes, vacancy, other expenses I’m looking to cash flow $300-$500 a month not being fully leveraged.

Hi Andrew:Your best bet is to have the title company run a preliminary title report to determine who the property owner is and how title is held.

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