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Updated almost 10 years ago,

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Kyle D.
  • Palm Harbor, FL
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Help me learn the Cashflow Analyzer (Tampa/Pinellas County)

Kyle D.
  • Palm Harbor, FL
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I have 3 scenarios here.  I know none are -exceptional- but in my area in Tampa, so much hedge fund big $$ has been spent on 3/2s that the prices have made it tough to get the deals.  But when I run numbers on some of these, they still look appealing.  UNless I am missing something.

These are class B properties (from my weak understanding).

#1: 3/2ba in need of some paint, flooring, aesthetics.

[quote]

CASHFLOW ANALYZER
Rent per unit $ 950.00   Sales price $ 95,000.00  
# of units 1   less    
Annualized rental income $ 11,400.00   Down $ 19,000.00 20%
less percentage   Repairs $ 5,000.00  
Vacancy $ 570.00 5%   Total Investment $ 24,000.00  
RE Taxes $ 1,200.00   Loan $ 76,000.00  
Insurance $ 720.00 $ 60.00   Terms    
Management $ 1,140.00 10%   4.00% Interest  
Maintenance $ 570.00 5%   30 Amortization  
Utilities/HOA $ -   DEBT SERVICE    
Reserves $ 570.00 5%   Payment $362.84 per month
Operating Expenses $ 4,770.00 44%     $4,354.03 per year
Net Operating Income $ 6,630.00        
less Annual Debt Service $4,354.03 DSCR 1.523      
Cashflow $ 2,275.97 Cap rate 6.6% Monthly cashflow $ 189.66  
CCR (%) 9.48%        

[/quote]

Scenario #2: New roof, decent zestimate<-> purchase price (I know I don't hold much faith in Zestimates)

[quote]

CASHFLOW ANALYZER Zillow's Estimate $ 152,000.00
Rent per unit $ 1,200.00   Sales price $ 125,000.00  
# of units 1   less    
Annualized rental income $ 14,400.00   Down $ 25,000.00 20%
less percentage   Repairs $ 5,000.00  
Vacancy $ 720.00 5%   Total Investment $ 30,000.00  
RE Taxes $ 1,600.00   Loan $ 100,000.00  
Insurance $ 720.00 $ 60.00   Terms    
Management $ 1,440.00 10%   4.00% Interest  
Maintenance $ 720.00 5%   30 Amortization  
Utilities/HOA $ -   DEBT SERVICE    
Reserves $ 720.00 5%   Payment $477.42 per month
Operating Expenses $ 5,920.00 43%     $5,728.98 per year
Net Operating Income $ 8,480.00        
less Annual Debt Service $5,728.98 DSCR 1.48      
Cashflow $ 2,751.02 Cap rate 6.5% Monthly cashflow $ 229.25  
CCR (%) 9.17%        

[/quote]

Scenario #3: Lower purchase price for a 3/2.  2story ugly green house.

[quote]

CASHFLOW ANALYZER Zillow's Estimate $ 120,822.00
Rent per unit $ 1,100.00   Sales price $ 96,000.00  
# of units 1   less    
Annualized rental income $ 13,200.00   Down $ 19,200.00 20%
less percentage   Repairs $ 2,500.00  
Vacancy $ 660.00 5%   Total Investment $ 21,700.00  
RE Taxes $ 1,576.00   Loan $ 76,800.00  
Insurance $ 720.00 $ 60.00   Terms    
Management $ 1,320.00 10%   4.00% Interest  
Maintenance $ 660.00 5%   30 Amortization  
Utilities/HOA $ -   DEBT SERVICE    
Reserves $ 660.00 5%   Payment $366.65 per month
Operating Expenses $ 5,596.00 45%     $4,399.86 per year
Net Operating Income $ 7,604.00        
less Annual Debt Service $4,399.86 DSCR 1.728      
Cashflow $ 3,204.14 Cap rate 7.7% Monthly cashflow $ 267.01  
CCR (%) 14.77%        

[/quote]

Hopefully the formatting comes out correctly!  If not I will reply and try and post images.

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