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Katlin H.
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Tools: Rental Property Calculator

Katlin H.
  • Investor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Hello All, What is your work around for your initial analysis of a property when all the expenses are not available? For example purchase price of $324,900 Gross Income:$49200 Expenses: $8000 Net income:$41200 Cap rate: 10.4% I input the expenses into the calculator in a way that divides the $8000 by 12, remove all other landlord expenses except management (10%) and received this result: CF: $1640.44 Exp: 2459.56 CoC ROI: 19.99% Monthly income : $4100 Does this seem right or am I missing a step. I could not input the expenses correctly and separately as I do not have the itemized expenses, only the gross expenses. Thanks in advance, KatlinH