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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Help running numbers for a STR in Navarre Florida

I'm brand new to investing and planning on purchasing my first short term rental in Navarre, Florida. I'm have a really hard time running numbers to get an accurate idea of how much it will cash flow and it it would be a good investment to move forward with or not. I've used about five different calculators and seem to keep getting a wide range of numbers none of which I trust.
Anyone willing to look what I have below and tell me where I might be off?
Will there be Capital Expenditures for this condo in addition to the HOA fees and Quarterly assessments?
Navarre, Florida
Condo: Studio, 1 bathroom, bay view, fishing pier, pool, gazebo, boat parking, sleep 4
Purchase Cost: 290k
Interest Rate: 7%
Closing Cost: 3% ($8700)
Cap Ex: 10%
AirBnB Fees: 3%
Management: None (self managing)
Loan: 10% Down; Conventional Second Home
Property Taxes: $3388/yr (from county assessor's office)
HOA: $523/month (includes cable, trash, maintenance)
Assessments: $5600 (based on neighboring unit)
Insurance: $1800/yr (based on neighboring unit, condo covers exterior of property)
Internet: $55/month (Googled average; basic cable in HOA fees)
Electric: $131/month (Googled average)
Water: $25/month
Maintenance/Repairs: 1.5%/month (based on maintenance performed in 2022)
Gross: 43k (based on neighboring unit, is on par with the 75th percentile for AirDNA and similar properties on Rabbu)
State tourism taxes: $245/yr (based on neighboring unit)
BP Calculator:
Monthly cash flow: -$55 /mo
Income: $3,583 /mo
Expenses: $3,638 /mo
CoC ROI: -1.76%
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It looks like you have done a good job with researching the numbers and it is showing a negative number. Trust the numbers and find a better deal.
The HOA fees are killing you. I'd look for a non HOA house that can have much better numbers including higher nightly rates.