I am trying to analyze Single Family Homes (SFH) in the Aurora / Naperville, IL area, for potential buy-and-hold rental properties.Does anyone out there have a calculator or template that they prefer using?

I am trying to analyze Single Family Homes (SFH) in the Aurora / Naperville, IL area, for potential buy-and-hold rental properties.Does anyone out there have a calculator or template that they prefer using?

I am trying to analyze Single Family Homes (SFH) in the Aurora / Naperville, IL area, for potential buy-and-hold rental properties.Does anyone out there have a calculator or template that they prefer using?

This was my personal preference as I learn one way and you might learn a different way. 

my experience is that they dont like LOC's north of $500K, and really prefer $300K,  But most banks would be happy to give you 70-80% LTV portfolio loan, the banks dont like LOC's secured against real estate, because it ties up twice you available, so if you have a $300K line with no balance, the bank need $600K on hand to cover you, that becomes a liability to them, but if the give you $300K and amm it, its backed by the asset, so the bank doesnt need  cash on hand to cover you, now you are an asset giving them a return on the investment they made. at least thats how it was explained to me

@Mark Barnes I may sound bias since I invest/prefer multifamily but you should definitely look into multifamily.

We prefer units on the street front and with a loading dock.

Personally I prefer literally walking vs. driving, but my areas of interest are more urban. 

So I prefer the same.Alex

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