I saw this post a few months back but I decided to not pitch in (I am running a test).Would you mind telling me what steps you took, and where you are now?

If you get back all of your initial capital, then you have infinite returns on your investment... because you now, essentially, have $0 of your own money in the deal.I have not done a BRRRR yet- although I plan to refinance one of my properties soon to test out the strategy.  

I'm brand new to using the calculators (and investing for that matter) and my husband and I have been entering in test information just to familiarize ourselves.

You dont need to take any tests.

One they enforce this that the real estate teaching has a test in the end (in Texas) to get your attention.  

Even the 2% stress test implemented was to help prevent the risk of a collapse.

You can have your agent run some test quotes with each limit.The big benefit for the Renters in Tenants insurance is the coverage for loss of use.

Obviously this is his test to see if his daughter's boyfriend is worthwhile, so don't disappoint!

Doesn’t pass the smell test for me.

Increased turnover, collection issues, friction amongst boarders, zoning and increased maintenance costs as well as more intense management cut into increased income.