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?

I've tried calling on a few brokers in that area to see if they would know and I haven't found anyone who knew let alone some who didn't know what a cap rate was, its a little disappointing but I won't stop unit I get it. by the way I know how to calculate a cap rate for a particular property(NOI/value) I'm particularly looking for the "Market cap"?

How does one use the Rental Property Calculator if the duplex you are researching has two addresses and you're looking to evaluate the property as a whole? 

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Apparently, I've used the BP calculators too many times in the past and can't use them anymore.

Calculating an ARV seems to be an easier task, because I can evaluate the sale prices of similar properties in the area, with respect to size, quality and location.However, estimating rehab costs is difficult.

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Won't the estimated value of the rents be calculated towards the monthly mortgage? 

CAP rate vs ROI : https://www.stessa.com/blog/ca...This site uses 50% rule for operating expenses, I've also seen 30-35% used - use your own judgement when calculating, depends on several factors like age of property, type of tenants, weather/location, etc.

I very interested in investing, but every time when I was checking properties here Seattle and I use ROI calculator my ROI ends up negative, so the only hope to enquire more properties was to buy one hope to refinance one day...