Had a broker ask me for my calculator after he sent over 3 properties and I let him know I ran the numbers but they are not making good financial sense.

I've been a student for a long time ... maybe it's time to "make a deal" ... :-)

Have you ever wondered how to figure out (in advance) everything you need to know numbers wise for a BRRR deal? In today’s training, I’ll be walking you through my first BRRR duplex (post 2008 crash). We’re going to get into the details and I’ll be walking you through it step-by-step, including: - How to calculate the down payment using a hard money lender - How much you need to plan for at closing - How much extra cash do you need to have available for floating the rehab draws - How to calculate the amount of cash out at the refi - How to calculate how much of your capital is left in the deal - How to calculate the ROI for the capital left invested I’m going into the real numbers at a detailed level, so that you can feel confident in projecting your numbers in the future. 💪💪💪

Hello everyone, just wanted to give an update on my progress. I finally connected with one of the property managers after a lot of phone tag! Got some preliminary info over the phone and she is going to send me a copy of their agreement, fee schedule etc and get me market rents for the property I’m interested in. How is everyone else doing?

Cross into 5+ units and that rule disappears. Value comes from income instead, specifically net operating income (revenues minus expenses). Push rent up by $50 a door across the building and the property's value can jump by tens of thousands of dollars. No new comps needed. Just the higher income. It's a different math than most first-time investors ever learn. Where are you right now? A) Own a property with room to push rent B) Still analyzing deals and factoring this in C) Hadn't thought about this until now Drop your letter and what size deal you're looking to do.