I have a good process on analyzing buy and hold properties, but am struggling to figure out how to calculate how much, per night, a property can make in a given month and what the average occupancy rate is.

(And the BRRRR calculator is a good way to go IMO.)

This has been the biggest feedback issue from the people who have seen the house...they want a garage.I need to payoff the Hard money lender -$500kOriginally the ARV was (appraised) $670k but its cooled and is more like $625I used the rental calculator - $2500I do not want to pay Nov. 1 mortgage with the increased interest, so if we don't have an offer by Oct. 1 I'm thinking we should rent.

I am new to BP and am practicing using the calculators.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.can someone please take a look at this deal and let me know if you think it is worth submitting an offer on? 

I have found the Bigger Pockets Rental and Rehab calculators are pretty easy to use and the numbers seem pretty accurate.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This property is in a decent location, the only issue I have is this house is 100 years old.

I'm in a good environment for health, quality work, and day-to-day happiness, but I haven’t put myself in an environment where it's the norm to achieve financial freedom, take calculated risks to build businesses, and build wealth for my future family and community. 

If you use 100% OPM for an investment home, do you still calculate and consider the Cap Rate as usual?

But how do I calculate that into the deal?