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Melissa Dinas
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How to input hard money loan in BRRRR calculator

Melissa Dinas
  • South Metro Atlanta
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I'm having trouble figuring out how to input the information correctly into the BRRRR calculator. I'm using a hard money personal loan. Here are the numbers:

Fee: 9.9% of loan total

Int. rate:  8%

Amortized: 7 years 

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Is the 9.9% considered points? If not, where does that figure go in the calculator?

Is the "other charges from the lender" a one-time charge or recurring? What should go in there?

Also, how can my monthly cashflow be negative when my CoCROI is INF%??

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Jonathan Taylor Smith
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  • Durham / Raleigh (Triangle), NC
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Jonathan Taylor Smith
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  • Durham / Raleigh (Triangle), NC
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Yes, if the fee is a percentage of the loan total, then I'd enter that as points. Any other fees from the lender would go into the other charges field, and these are one-time.

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