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Buy & Hold Analysis

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A Year 1 analysis of the returns from either MFR or SFR property, to be used as a screening tool when purchasing. Input assumptions based on knowledge of your area, particularly taxes, water, prop mgmt rates, etc. *Average Tenancy* period is a critical driver of profitability, as it impacts vacancy time, leasing fees, and turnover costs. *Replacement reserves* are for the 15-year items: roof, furnace, AC, water heater, heavy cosmetic update, etc.

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My pro forma of choice - and one that I've probably used 300 times. Very easy to learn, simple enough to complete in 3 minutes, but dynamic enough to customize all expenses and generate numbers refined enough to make decisions.

Jeremiah B. | about 10 years ago