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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

TX Investors.. need your expertise in deal analysis
Hello,
I am new to REI and this site.. greatly appreciate the time and your responses in advance!
Currently running the numbers on a single family home in Kyle Texas (10 miles south of Austin). Would like to know if any experienced TX investors would have some time to review my numbers and provide any tips / feedback in general. my goal is to purchase this house and leverage the equity in the following year to purchase more properties most likely in other markets considering austin is hard to find good cash flowing houses / competitive
$275k purchase price (should appraise for ~300k or more)
Looking to put 75k (27%) down - This is flexible, would be curious what you would recommend to put down as a down payment? I am confident this house will appreciate nicely, I assume 20-30%?
Some rehab necessary - 15-20k tops
monthly rental income - ~2000k
After renting this out, NOI sould come out to ~$1900 including vacancy, maintenance, capex, and management fee's.
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@Damian Chavero That's great. Run your numbers as if you are putting 25% down. For appreciation, be conservative. For Austin, conservative would be in the 5-6% range. You can't bank on the current aggressive appreciation to stay consistent. For vacancy, put up to 1 month to be conservative. Ideally, you can probably get it rented out in 1-2 weeks. For property management, 8% is a good average for the market. If the property looks good, go get it!
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