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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Albert Gutierrez
  • downey, ca
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High Mortgage Insurance on property?

Albert Gutierrez
  • downey, ca
Posted

So, I got a P&L from the seller and I calculated the numbers below, what intrigues me is the Mortgage Insurance is so high, the area is in a flood zone but is this typical for home insurance to be this high?

Update on numbers:

150k Home

20% down payment 30k

interest rate 4.5%

property taxes: 2k/yr

home insurance: 3865/yr

Monthly Rents: $2675

Unit 1: $1200 2bd 1ba

Unit 2: $825 2bd 1ba

Unit 3: $650 1bd 1ba

Monthly expenses:

monthly payment would be $1098 (includes insurance, taxes, P&I)

Vacancy: $268

Repairs: $100

PM: $268

CapEx: $268

=$2,002

CF= $673

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