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Need help analyzing Rental Property.
Hi, I need help analyzing a rental property.
Sale price is $795,000.
building has updated/renovated exterior + interior 3 out of 6 units, has separate meters + coin operated laundry room.
Tenants 5 out of 6 is month to month.
location is very good.
the calculation on the calculator is with zero down, Please take a look at my calculations to see if I am missing anything, my first rental Property calculation.
Tank you!
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How are you financing this with 0% down? Or is that just a guess?
My thought is that your income and expenses are extremely close. I can't verify your numbers but you estimate $328 cash flow which comes to $55 per unit. Assuming everything is correct, that's not enough. Most people want a minimum of $100 - $200 in cash flow to be a good deal.
Your annual cash flow would be about $3,900 if everything goes right. Does it make sense to take on $800,000 in debt just to earn $4,000 a year? That income can be wiped out by four months of vacancy on one unit. One bad tenant can cause $3,000 - $5,000 in losses with little effort. Three of the units still need to be renovated. The market could take a dip or rentals could be over-built, causing prices to drop or units to sit vacant.
Based on what you've shown us, and assuming you put everything in correctly and completely, I think this is a bad deal because you're operating on thin margins.
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