There are literally thousands of better markets around the country so I don't understand why anyone would insist on Hawaii.I also don't understand why parents buy juice pouches.

I´ve been a real estate developer in Mexico for the past 20 years but things in my country are not very promising so I decided to turn my sight to USA to invest in real estate.

I know I will leave the country in 4 years but I want to invest some of the money so I did a lot of math, use the BP calculators but can't put all my ducks in a row.Here the case: I'm paying $2200 for a rent.

Whether you are underwriting a property, a REIT or a crowd funding opportunity, make sure you cross your T's and dot your i's.

Can the calculators be used to analyse deals in other countries, or is it for the American market only?

Every part of the country is different every neighborhood will be different and price point of house will make a big difference.

I too am currently looking for rental properties in the New York area... our market is very expensive compared to other parts of the country, my advice would be to possibly BRRRR a property, find something that you could potentially flip but hold it for long term investing.

You could use cap rate with SFR, in fact that's what Roofstock Cloudhouse Calculator does and you can enter any SFR address in the country and get immediate result of cap rate and CoC.

CA is notoriously tenant friendly and small claims courts in general side with tenants, so you should have your t's crossed before you decide to retain any portion of the security deposit.

When you are lending to strangers in other parts of the country who you have no real relationship, how will you manage the funding of the project?