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Walther Mendez
  • Charlotte, NC
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Charlotte NC Vacancy tips

Walther Mendez
  • Charlotte, NC
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Hey everyone,

I am running an analysis on my current  primary residence. It's a townhome I plan on turning into a rental in a few years. I used a 5% Vacancy which after the other monthly expenses would cash flow about $100 a month. My question to local investors is what Vacancy percentage should I use for the Charlotte NC (Steele Creek) area. Is 5% too low? how many months worth of mortgage payments should I save up in case I can't find a tenant. I also do plan on having it professionally managed.

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