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Rent Allocation For A Property
I purchased a 2br 1b home and have a renter in place to move in Sept. Please help me break down where the income from the property should be put? Here are the numbers.
Purchase Price
$22,000
Loan amount (purchased with cc 4% fee 0% 12 months) Then 10 year loan or transfer to 0% and maby use credit union card I have at 7.99%
$25,000
PIT
$250 during first year on a 10 year payoff schedule
Rent
$500 first year no increase
Tax value
$31,500
Repairs expenses (Roof 5-6 years) only major repair noted during inspection
$3,000
How would you all direct the $500 in rent? I know around $41 a month for insurance and taxes. I was thinking $50 for the roof replacement on a 4 year schedule. Please let me know what you think or what you would do different? I also was thinking of paying extra while in the first year for 0% (4% fee) window but I want to take some profits from the property.
Thanks!
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You question is a little confusing but I think you are asking is how much to put aside for reserves. I would put it all aside until you had 4-6 months of expenses. A more sophisticated way it to create a reserve chart.
A water heater is $600 installed and lasts about 10 years. So that water heater is costing you about $60 a year. Of course if it is 5 years old it is costing you $120 a year. Do that for every component of the property and you have the amount you need to set aside every month.