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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Daniel Erdman
  • Santa Rosa, CA
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Feedback on Buy and Hold Analysis

Daniel Erdman
  • Santa Rosa, CA
Posted

Hey All,

My wife and I are looking to develop a portfolio of rentals in the northern portion of California's Central Valley (Sacramento and surrounding areas). I have been practicing analyzing cash flow on some of these properties and I need some feedback from those with experience.

I have included a breakdown on a property that I have located on Realtor.com, a quad in Modesto:

Purchase Price$ 305,000.00
Mortgage (20% Down)$ 1218.00
Assessed Value$ 305,000.00
Tax Rate1.3%
Taxes per Mo.$ 330.42
Gross Income*$ 34,000.00*
Gross Profit$ 2,833.33
Maint.$ 100.00
Management Rate10%
Management Cost per Mo.$ 250.00
Insurance$ 80.00
Expenses Total$2011.75
Monthly profit$ 821.58 

*The Gross is calculated using a rent of $825 per unit. Four units (quad) = $3300 per month or $39600 per year. I then deducted $5600 from the gross to account for utilities not paid by the tenants and other misc. expenses. This is what I am calling Operating Expenses.

I am not sure how to appropriately account for Operating Expenses and vacancy.

Other than the above, is there anything else I missed? And, would this be a profitable property? Is this realistic?

I am not buying this place, I am simply interested in seeing if my analysis needs tweaking.

Thanks!

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