BRRRR CalculatorEvansville, IN

This page starts with localized assumptions for Evansville so you can run quick scenarios. Replace the defaults with your real numbers (rent comps, tax/insurance estimates, repairs, and reserves) to get an accurate result.

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Inputs

Buy & Rehab
Refinance
Rental Income

Results

Cash left in deal
-$2,500
Monthly cash flow
$52
Cash-on-cash return
Infinite ♾️
BRRRR breakdown
  • Total all-in cost: $166,500
  • Total cash invested: $70,500
  • New loan (refinance): $172,500
  • Cash pulled out: $73,000
  • Cash left in deal: -$2,500
  • Equity created: $57,500
Formula
Cash Left In = Total Cash Invested − Cash Pulled Out at Refinance

Tip: If cash left in ≤ $0, you achieved "infinite return"—all your money is out and the property still cash flows.

How to Use This BRRRR Calculator (Mini Guide)

Analyze Buy-Rehab-Rent-Refinance-Repeat deals to see how much cash you can pull out at refinance and whether you achieve infinite returns. These defaults are pre-filled for Evansville, IN. Always replace them with your real numbers when you have them.

Mini Guide
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What BRRRR means

Buy a distressed property below market, rehab it, rent it out, then refinance based on new (higher) ARV.

Goal: pull out most or all of your initial cash so you can repeat the process.

If you pull out 100%+ of your cash, you achieve 'infinite return' — the property cash flows with $0 left in.

Critical inputs

Purchase price + rehab costs = your total all-in cost.

ARV: conservative comps matter — overestimate ARV and the deal falls apart at refinance.

Refinance LTV: most lenders do 75% of ARV for investment properties.

Monthly rent and expenses: must cash flow after refinance or it's not sustainable.

What makes a good BRRRR deal

Cash left in deal ≤ $0 (pulled out all your money).

Monthly cash flow after refinance > $200-$300/month minimum.

ARV is defensible with actual closed comps.

Rehab scope is clear and budgeted conservatively.

Common risks

Appraisal comes in below ARV — kills the refinance and leaves you stuck.

Rehab costs overrun — eats into equity and cash-out potential.

Can't find tenants at projected rent — cash flow goes negative.

How to use this calculator in Evansville

Start with the pre-filled assumptions for Evansville, then replace them with your deal’s numbers. If you’re an investor, keep vacancy and reserves conservative. If you’re a homeowner, pay special attention to property taxes and insurance — these often drive the rent vs buy decision.

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FAQ

What’s a typical MAO rule for wholesalers?
A common heuristic is 70% of ARV minus repairs, but real buyers vary (65–75%+). Use the % that matches your end-buyer’s criteria.
Where should I include closing or holding costs?
Use the 'Other costs' line item. Different markets and financing terms can materially change this number.
Is this formula always right?
It’s a shortcut. It’s useful for fast screening, but you should validate with a buyer and a more detailed rehab/closing estimate.