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Updated about 9 years ago,
Can somebody check my numbers?
I'm in attorney review on my first rental (SFR), as a no-money down deal! (I have a private investor willing to finance me on 100% of the purchase price) Very exciting. I have been on BP for a while now and I've run numbers on a ton of deals and have a pretty decent understanding. I thought I would get a reality check on my deal here since it's actually happening now. Please let me know if these numbers make sense as a good deal:
Purchase Price: $155k
Expenses:
- Taxes: 3,439
- Insurance: 900
- Maintenance: 1,200
- Vacancy: 1,038
- Total Yearly Expenses: $6,577
- Total Monthly: $548
Financing:
- $155k, 30 yrs, 5% = $832/month
Expenses + Debt = $1,380/month
Income: Property comes with tenants paying $1,500/month
CashFlow: $120/month
NOI (without debt): 18,000 - 6,577 = $11,423
Cap Rate: 11,423/155,000 = 7.37% In this particular town, 7+% is very hard to come by
I also believe the current rent is below market, and has potential to raise to 1550 or more. I also have more than enough reserves to comfortably stash 8 months of expenses aside in the event of vacancies.
Since my investor is an older gentleman and looking to secure himself some passive income for a while, part of our private mortgage deal was that I can't refinance before 10 years, but also that I must refinance before 15 years. I also do not have to personally guarantee the loan - this was OK with him since he is also a real estate investor himself and doesn't have a problem with foreclosing the asset in the event of a default (another rental for him).
How did I do BP?