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Updated about 6 years ago,
New Rental Calculation
Regarding a two-unit I'm looking to buy, hold and rent: What am I missing in my calculations? Also, do my estimates seem to be appropriate?
Data: A potential offer: $95,000 -- Closing cost: $3,000 -- Initial Renovation: $5,000 (paint, carpeting; approx 2000 sf) -- Estimated rent/month: 1,500 total both units -- Loan amount/I.R./term: $75,000/5.5%/30 years -- Monthly mortgage payment: $432.00 -- Annual taxes: $1,915 -- Annual insurance: $1,000 -- Annual repairs and maint.: $1,500 -- PM fee: 10% -- Vacancy rate: 10%.
I'm coming up with $400 monthly cash flow, a cap rate of 9.70%, up-front cash of $27,000, with a 17.91% Cash-on-cash ROI.
I know I don't specifically call out a percent for cap. expenditures, but in your opinion, can my estimate of annual repairs of $1,500 account for cap. ex. also?
What else am I missing here? Thoughts?