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Taylar Colangelo
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Short term rental deal breakdown

Taylar Colangelo
  • Lender
  • Winter Garden, FL
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Hey guys, I have a deal I’m analyzing, would love some input...

purchase price: $170k

Rehab: 60k ( It’s in really rough shape)

ARV: 300k

Plan would be to cash out refinance, so put a 240k note on the property and pull back out my 60k in rehab costs , this would leave me with a $1600 mortgage

Gross estimated income: $3000-$4290

Monthly Expenses: $850

Mortgage: $1600

Net income: $550 -$1840

Realistically my total out of pocket to buy and furnish will end up being 30k

Is this property worth the effort ???

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Jeffery Wilen
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  • Vancouver, WA
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Jeffery Wilen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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Your monthly expenses figure looks low for an STR. With insurance, taxes, utilities, maintenance, management fee and then cleaning and supplies it adds up quickly. That doesn't even consider Cap Ex reserves.
We have a very similar property, and our expenses are close to double your figure. 
You would still cash flow, but at a lower rate than your above numbers. 

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