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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

First time using rental calculator
Hello everyone,
It is my first time using the rental calculator and I'm getting a result around 10% ROI. I wanted to make sure I'm using the calculator correctly before I start analyzing additional properties.
Below is the information from the listing:
Type: Duplex
Price: 215,000
Built: 2000
Cap Rate: 8.5%
Description:
Occupied duplex located near a large shopping center, and city park. This investment property is only 19 years old! Features large 2 bedrooms with plenty of closet space, 1 and 1/2 bathroom in each side, new roof installed in 2014, large deck, 2 car garage, concrete basement ready to be finished. They are city inspected and the rental license is in place.
Taxes: 3,829 annual
I contacted the realtor and both tenants pay utilities, one rents for $950/m and has been rented for the last seven years. The other unit rents for 1,000/m and has been rented for the last nine years.
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- For purchase and after repair value I selected 215,000
- Closing cost of 3,000
- 5% down with 4% interest over 30 years
- Other charges from lender I listed as $500 as I do not currently have a renter's license
- Monthly insurance 100
- Vacancy 3%, Repairs 5%, CE 5%, Management 9% (Although I will probably self-manage as it is only 2 units)
- Future assumptions all at 3%
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Any input is appreciated!