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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Buy and Hold Calculations
Wondering if you all can help me out. I am putting together a spreadsheet that will calculate cash flow and ROI to evaluate a Buy and Hold investment. I have been using the UBG and information from other sources to put it together. The basics of course are Income - Expense = Cash Flow.
I am struggling to figure out what kind of things I should include in the investment cost and the monthly costs. I am currently assuming the following:
Investment costs:
- Down Payment
- Closing Costs
- Repair Costs
Monthly Costs:
- Loan Payment
- Property Taxes
- HOA
- Insurance
- Garbage
- Realtor Charges (my realtor charges one months rent)
- Vacancy (Assuming one month)
If you could help out with more information or a template that you use or know of I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
Bill