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Anh Nguyen
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Monthly expenses for a Duplex in Cleveland

Anh Nguyen
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Home Price130000Max home price
Rent Income$1,800Lowest rental income
Principal20% down$90.00
InterestAmortization table$580.00
PMIN/A$0.00
HOAN/A$0.00
Repairs1%1% of home price or 5% of rent (whichever higher)$108.33
Cap Ex5%$90.00
Insurance$1000/yr$83.33
Property tax3%$325.00
Vacancy8.3%1 month/yr$149.40
PM12.7%10% including 1st months rent for 1 new tenant every 3 years$228.60
Gas
$120.00
Electric
$80.00
Water
$80.00
Sewer
$120.00
Lawn Mowing$500/yr$41.67
Landscaping$480/yr$40.00
Shoveling$350/yr$29.17
Total Expenses$2,165.50
Cashflow-$365.5

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Nathan A.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Sunnyvale CA and Maplewood, NJ
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Nathan A.
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  • Sunnyvale CA and Maplewood, NJ
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Can you get tenants to pay utilities? Also, you're assuming more vacancy in the vacancy number (1 month a year) than you are in the property management number (turnover every three years).

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