I'm looking at a property that requires significant renovation before renting. When calculating the rental yield, should I include the renovation costs in the 'total investment' figure, or just the purchase price? What's the standard practice for BRRR investors?
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For BRRR investors, include all renovation costs in your 'total investment' when calculating rental yield to get a true picture of your returns.
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