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Hernan Guelman
  • San Carlos, CA
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I keep getting negative CoC in my model, am I totally wrong?

Hernan Guelman
  • San Carlos, CA
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I keep getting properties from my agent in Austen area. I keep plugging the numbers and it is a blood bath.. it is so wrong, that I am thinking that I am doing something really wrong. Is it me or is it that retail prices in Austin are THAT bad? 

Here is an example: 9940 Milla Cir #24 Austin, TX78748 

Interest Rate: 4.25%
Down Payment: 25%
Loan Term: 30
Closing Cost: $ 4,000 
Rental Income (m): $2,000 
Property taxes (m): $ 353
Insurance (m): $ 179
HOA: $94
Management fee (%): 8%
Maintanance (%): 5%
Appreciation (%): 1%
Vacancy (%): 5%

I also account for filling fee (70% of rent once every 3 years). 

I get CoC: -1.5%... in other cases I get at best a positive 2% CoC... anyone can tell me if I am doing it wrong? I cannot be THAT off can I? how can anyone make investments if these are the numbers?

Year1
Gross income $ 24,000
less vacancy $ 1,200
Total Operating income $ 22,800
 
Prop Taxes $ 4,237
Insurance $ 2,145
HOA $ 1,128
Maintanance (from gross income) $ 1,200
prop management $ 2,387
Total Operating Expenses: $ 11,097
Net Operating Income (NOI): $ 11,703
less mortgage expense: $12,835
Annual Cash Flow: $ (1,132)
Monthly cash flow: $ (94.34)

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