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Travis Cripps
  • Kansas City, MO
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Maintenance, repairs, and cap ex

Travis Cripps
  • Kansas City, MO
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Hey Guys,

Question regarding projected maintenance, repairs, and Cap Ex. I've heard and read opinions on the anticipated expense percentages when evaluating a property (10% property manager, 10% repairs, 50% rule, etc.). For new construction, do you use a lower repair and cap ex projection? It seems obvious that repairs and maintenance would be significantly less. But from an investing/risk reduction standpoint, it seems unwise to budget zero or 1% for these categories. Any thoughts on this topic? Success stories or brutal experiences with new construction?

Thank you in advance!

Travis

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