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Murray Reginald
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Analyzing Deals for a Turnkey Investment

Murray Reginald
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Hi BP,

As I get closer to purchasing my first Rental Property, I wanted to be very clear on a couple of things in regards to analyzing deals, I've read The Book On Rental Property Investing by Brandon Turner, in the book Brandon speaks about the numbers for analyzing a deal and I wanted to be sure since this book has been out for 7+ yrs. Can someone please confirm the numbers I should run for analyzing a deal? Are the numbers realistic in 2023? I am looking at passive income (Turnkey Rental) and wanted to make sure I get the best deal I can possibly get by having accurate numbers so I can make a sound decision. Your input will be greatly appreciated.

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CapEX - 5%

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Property Management  - 8%   

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