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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Clint Galliano
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houma, LA
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Cash Flow Analysis Vacancy Percentage for SFR?

Clint Galliano
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Houma, LA
Posted

I am wondering what is a good vacancy percentage to use in my cash flow analysis? Recommended values range from 5% - 40%. 

I want to be realistic, but I don't want too miss out on a solid performer because I was too conservative in my analysis. 

I currently have a SFR from an inheritance {my wife's childhood home) and while the CF is positive even with 40% vacancy in a practice analysis, it got me thinking to ask "What is a practical number to use?".

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