Hi everyone, For those of you that take draws or distributions from your rental property's income, how do you normally calculate it? 

This is one of the old recommendations from senior military folks, buy everywhere you are stationed and then rent it when you move.So here is the real question, how would I evaluate/analyze my house for renting using one of the calculators? 

BP offers some great tools from calculators, videos, podcasts, connections, etc. use them all.Our Team purchased our first home wholesale in July, completed a partial remodel, and sold for $30k+ above asking price in September!

My calculations:$21,600 gross rent-2,100 manager-2,300 taxes (rounding up)-1,600 insurance (rounding up - $500k liability)-900 yearly repairs (call the plumber, or A/C dude, etc)-$1900 yearly accrual for things like new appliances, carpets, A/C units - as time goes on.-$500 CPA (I plan to have 5 rental homes....I figured $2500 yearly CPA divided by 5 including my DC rental)-$500 travel (1 trip to ATL every 2 years. $2000 expense divided by 4 homes)-$1500 vacancy (1 month vacancy each 2 years

I'd recommend using the calculators on here but first doing the math yourself.

Hey all. First time poster here. Not super familiar with the forums, I am mostly just a listener of the podcast and starting off on doing my research. I know there are tons of excel sheets out there but would love som...

It’s purely a calculation of what you Actually sell it for verses what it cost to build. 

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If so, check how the assessed value is calculated.

Hello everyone, I'm having a little bit of trouble figuring out the BRRRR calculation on this property, for some reason it says my ROI is over 20% in one area, but then when I look at it yearly, it says the 1st year is only around 7%.Is this still a good deal?