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Updated over 6 years ago,

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William S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Overland Park, KS
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$0/m cash flow. How to increase it?

William S.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Overland Park, KS
Posted

I have a house on the market (former primary, was rental, now listed). If it doesn't sell I'm going to do some rehab work and keep it long term as a rental.

I have a really good interest rate 3.875% 30-year 20% down of $121k purchase price. The loan balance is currently $93,553, but no cash flow. See numbers below...

Purchase Price$121,000
Rent$1,200
Appraised Value$125,000
Mortgage Balance$93,553
Vacancy$100.00
PITI$746.97
Maintenance$50
Future Cap-Ex$100
PM$120
Lease Fee$83.33
Total Monthly Expenses$1,200
Projected Cash Flow-$0.30

I'm interested in possibly refinancing to reduce the mortgage payment (increase the cash flow). What type of mortgage would be a good option? I can't increase rent by rehab/adding living space. The house is small and is maxed out, space wise. Any other ideas? Thanks!

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