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All Forum Posts by: Lauren C.

Lauren C. has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

I'm interested in the Zoom call. 

Hi Basit,

Thank you very much for your reply. This makes sense. What would you say are standard percentage increases for operating expenses and income? I suppose it would depend on the property and the area.

Best,

Lauren

Sorry, I mistyped... it is a $449k property. Not $499k.

Hi all,


Rookie here... I listen to the Bigger Pockets podcast and I decided to try the BP BRRRR tool for a 3-plex I am looking at in NYC. 3.5% down house hack where I'll live in one unit for the first year. It's a $499,000 9BR 3BA multi-family property, estimating $75k in rehab expenses, an ARV of $700k, and $9600 in rental income ($3200/unit). These are ballpark estimates from what I've researched for this ZIP code. Using this tool, I indicated that I would refinance at 24 months. When I tried the BP tool, it showed the total annual cash flow dipping down to nearly -$40k after 30 years. Did I do something wrong when using this calculator?


Please be kind. As I said, I'm still new and just looking for some guidance.

Best,

LC