In the free version it appears, at least by the way I entered them, it seems like it is auto calculating significant expenses for them but I am unsure of the assumptions or the way to edit these?

Short-term rentals are ideal in tourism-driven states, while medium-term rentals near military bases provide stability.

I've tried talking with some of the agents suggested by the auto-tool BP provides for "find agents in your area", (only 5 were suggested!

I'm currently looking for a multifamily property, ideally with 10+ units and a cap rate of 7% or higher.

Compared to 2018, I am paying 6x the premiums on homes, on autos it's been more like 4x. 

From around 2010-2020 I built and managed a small-medium-sized portfolio in my area (which is not an ideal market).

Not ideal, but was in another country and work is crazy.Aiming to have solid capital set aside to invest in a first time loan by early next year. 

You might consider listing on both and just not accepting auto-books to maximize potential.

Tell them what you're looking for and they'll set you up on an MLS auto search such that everything matching your criteria will be automatically emailed to you every morning.

But with the rising costs, breaking even seems less ideal, and I’m questioning if it's the best strategy in this market.Current Consideration: After digging into the numbers, I’m seriously considering going the STR route instead.