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Updated almost 11 years ago,

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Brian R.
  • New York City, NY
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How do you run your numbers?

Brian R.
  • New York City, NY
Posted

I am finding myself in analysis paralysis! I do however want to make sure I am covering all of my bases. I wanted to see what categories of expenses you all plan for in your buy and hold strategies. I have been playing with:

GROSS RENT

-15% Vacancy

-12% Managment

-10% CapEx/Reserve fund

-13% Repairs

= 50% of gross rent

- PITI

= Cashflow

This is my first investment property, I'm looking in Rochester, NY mostly duplexes. Running my numbers like this shows around a 15% cash-on-cash return. I want to be conservative in my projections and surprised if things work out better.

Are there any other categories of expenses or contingencies I should be planning for?

How do you run your numbers when looking at a potential investment?

Thank you ALL!

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