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Hilaree Fraly
  • Greenville, MI
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Rental deal analysis in Michigan

Hilaree Fraly
  • Greenville, MI
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Hi!

I’m looking for some thoughts and advice on a deal I am currently looking at. It would be my first bank loan deal with a real estate agent.

I’ve used the BP analysis calculator and ran the numbers.

Original asking price: $59,900

1st offer: $50,000 - felt good about the numbers!

After I submitted my offer, my agent received a courtesy call that the other offer I was up against was at least asking price ($59,900). I have ran the numbers for $60,000 (below). Now, I’m just trying to rethink and analyze as this would require a larger down payment - which, is doable but there are some cosmetic touch ups that need to be done, etc.

Just a new investor looking for some advice!

I know the 2% rule and the 50% rule...

I’m over the 50% and I’m at about 1.39%.

I know some investors see those as general guidelines and focus on one more so than the other, or, just on cash flow alone. This is probably my biggest hang-up...

Numbers at $60,000:

Rental income: $1000-$1100 average (know the area, rentometer, etc)

Total operating expenses: $391 (5% est for CapEx, maintenance and vacancy)

Mortgage expenses: $258

Cash flow: $350

I am able to get a conventional loan for 4.5% interest with 15% down.

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