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Drew Slew
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Union city, NJ
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Basic CashFlow calculations on 1br condo

Drew Slew
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Union city, NJ
Posted

Hi All, 

Want to run through some basic numbers with more experienced people here, see if all is right. 

Generally i read the 1% rule, renting out something for more than 1% purchase price. 

6+% cap rate is good etc. 

I am looking for mortgaged calculations, see what numbers to run for an investment property. 

Let me know any feedback. THANKS

purchase145000
downpayment30000
monthly rent1500
tax250
insurance20
mortgage600
HOA230
vacancy 10%150
repairs 5%75
ANNUAL NET2100
CF/month175
CapRate6.41%NOI / purchase
NOI9300no mortgage in it
Cash on Cash7.00%annual net / downpayment

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