What tools do you use to accurately calculate the ARV of a property?

THANKS To MR Charles Carrillo, Mr Steven Wilson  and Mr David M.for your invaluable information on the BRRRR system, there are many questions but for your great contribution help me to clear my way.Thank you so Much!!!!

I asked him to use a tenant screening tool i saw online that . he told me that he only does a credit check and if i wanted to use the screening tool online, i could do it myself (with approval from the applicant). question is : if i have a RE agent, is it his responsibility to do the credit check or can i do it  or both are ok to do this ?

The Bigger Pockets calculator is a great tool for basic underwriting and to play around with the numbers to see how they impact these metrics.The VA loan is a great example of how your cost of capital can make or break a deal, which should give you a competitive advantage to make a deal work that others cannot.Good luck!

They have told me that I am well over my limits with my current mortgages as they don't fully count rental income towards cashflow.I am not keen on selling either of my houses as they are both in my plan for long term appreciation and feel like they will go up much more in value if I hold them for a number more years.I know there are a whole selection of success stories on these forums and was hoping someone may have had a similar situation or might have an idea of where to direct me for advice or reading material that can help.

If the property was levered up with low interest rate long term debt then a 35k increase in value might have been seen with only 70k (10%) invested.

They will give you the sound advise and give you the tools to keep you learning by tangible details for what they are doing.

@David CozziIf you want to have more investment options and control when it comes to your retirement money, self-directed IRAs or a Solo 401k plans are great tools.

This is an important tool for anyone buying a tenant-occupied property.

I look forward to deep diving into the tools here, reading your posts, asking questions, and connecting with you soon.