Hi @Haylie Saler, I am not sure which exact calculator you are referring to but it is likely based on the pro-forma NOI and cap rate.Hope this helps!

NJ & NY. here to learn more about rehabs and doing it the right way. my experience, built a townhouse duplex as general contractor to all trades thru c.o. and sales of both units in Hackensack, NJ. any members in my area to form a group, let's do it.

I have a few properties in one LLC and am in the process of purchasing an 8 unit also in it. Looking for other properties as well.
Just wondering what would be a good way to figure out if a new property needs a new e...

Do a search for MA or Massachusetts in the forums and you'll find a bunch.

It was tempting to keep it but we decided to flip it and make $50,000 (you can see our pro-forma or property financials on the property website) and use that capital to buy more properties.I do plan on buying and holding some more deals this coming year as the market stabilized and now that the non-owner occupied loans with good terms are starting to come back and I was fortunate enough to keep great credit throughout this mess.So in summary - IF the money out of pocket to buy & fix will not affect your ability to buy more properties I would buy, fix, rent for about a year or so and sell and exchange into a 4 unit do the same and keep growing the portfolio while deferring the taxes.If on the other hand you do not have the resources to buy more properties because of this purchase and you have the ability to find more deals like this then sale and buy another deal and keep doing it.Either way it looks like you are in a great position.

I also send pro-formas with the proposal.

Hi all,I'm just starting out and am about to form a LLC.

A quick search found one attorney in MA who specializes in foreclosures and short sales and he says the same thing is true for MA.

I'll be making a lot of offers.I don't think that we want to form a new joint entity yet.

Build a pro forma of potential cash flows and resale going out a couple of years, again plugging in the market rent for your apartment.