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Kosta Makris
  • El Cajon, CA
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Rental property expenses

Kosta Makris
  • El Cajon, CA
Posted

Hi everyone!

I'm pretty new to investing though I feel I have a grasp on what I would like to invest in. Buy and hold is an avenue I want to go down and would like to know the different types of expenses I should expect and learn about ones I would never think about. Here's what I have now with what I think I should expect and would to add on to my excel sheet...

Loan amount
Interest rate
Monthly payment
Yearly taxes
Yearly insurance

Vacancy
Maintenance
Property management
Property taxes
Insurance
HOA cost
Electric
Water
Gas
Trash
Snow Removal
Lawn care
Roof

Any other expenses I should be aware of? I would also like to do multifamily, are there big differences from SFH?

Cheers!

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