I’ve been practicing running numbers on potential rental properties but am having trouble finding a way to accurately estimate the expenses such as utilities (electric, water, etc.). Any advice on how to feel more con...

Hi All,So I just closed on a property in Austin (needless to say had to overpay to outbid) but wanted to ride the appreciation over next 3-5 years with atleast break even strategy for CoC.I am a bit worried on propert...

Hello Everyone,
Has anyone used the BP rental property calculator for multifamily buildings over 50 units? Does it work well for those calculations? Is to cumbersome since you have to enter each unit?
Thanks for you...

Hello Friends, I wanted to find out ROI on my investment and I have come up with basic calculator. I wanted someone to review my personalized calculator and suggest any edits.Monthly rent (and other additional perks)(...

Hi all I was just wondering when you do your analysis, how do you calculate taxes exactly? I understand in the calculation there is a tax tab and I see that people input there tax from there county assessors office. N...

HelloI'm reading Frank Gallinelli's book. It's pretty detailed. Is there an additional book that is a bit shorter and really breaks down the math behind real estate?

I was using the BP Rental Calculator and compared the numbers to the calculator that I created for myself. In so doing, I looked at the Vacancy %, Cap Ex%, Repairs % and Management Fee % it looks like they're being di...

Listsource told me that their equity range criterion is an estimate/calculation based on the date of purchase. I'm interested in obtaining a "100-to-100" percent equity list from them, where there is 100 percent equit...

Hi folks,Do you factor additional expenses related to the deal into your COC calculations? Ie. Commissions, Closing Cost, Lender Fees...etc?Thank you!

Hi All,Does anyone have a calculator that addresses, acquisition, construction/rehab costs and take out financing in order to see ALL costs involved in the transaction. Ideally if it shows where the investor stands in...