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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Fair analysis or too conservative??? Newbie here
I'm a newbie here and would greatly appreciate some feedback.
3 Unit Property
List Price 69,900
20% down (13980)
Loan 55,920 at 7% for 30yrs = 372/mo
INCOME
2125/mo (25,500/yrly)
EXPENSES
Taxes 3087yr (258/mo)
Ins 1200/yr (100/mo)
Landlord pd utilities 6264/yr (522/mo)
Water/Sewer 700/yr (59/mo)
Vacancy (10%) 2550/yr (212.5/mo)
Capex (20%) 5100/yr (425/mo)
MY FIGURES
NOI 6582
CASH FLOW 2118
CAP RATE 11.77%
C-O-C 15.2%
The whole property appears well maintained. The roof and windows look newer. The exterior was painted a few ago also.
Am I doing this correctly? Am I missing anything? Am I being too conservative with things?
Thanks in advance for your feedback.