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How do I ensure the mortgage payment and property insurance amount is correct in the monthly expenses section? Can someone let me know their thoughts on this analysis? Is there a simple formula you would use to determine your monthly payment and property insurance? So far, all the deals I am analyzing seem to be extremely low cash flow, very low CoC return or both and I feel that I may be inflating these 2 costs. I can easily pull taxes, adjust PMI based on if I decide to put 20% down or not and other fees are pretty explanatory but if I try to get the desired $100 per door net on multi-family and at least an 8% CoC return, it seems I am very much lowballing the purchase price and gutting expenses to nothing. Something can't be right.
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@Jesse Glatz Can you provide an address of a similar property? Also, how did you determine the rent amount? FYI - the link to the calculator worked.
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