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Sean Walton
  • Wholetailer & Architect
  • San Francisco, CA
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CapX and Maintenance Estimates for a Rental Condo

Sean Walton
  • Wholetailer & Architect
  • San Francisco, CA
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I know this has been the subject of much debate but I'm wondering if my numbers look about right on a mid term (30 to 90 day) furnished rental. It is a 536 SF condo built in 2004. Gross rent averages $3900. A to B  class tenants. There is a washer, gas dryer, dishwasher garbage disposal, gas fireplace (fake wood). Only responsible for maintenance walls in. Everything has been much less so far in the 6 years I've owned it but I may be running up against the useful life of the appliances (no issues so far knock on wood)