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Updated almost 9 years ago,
First deal analysis for 2 different strategies
Hello Everyone,
First post from a newbie, so please go easy on me :)
I'm looking for properties in Idaho and my strategy is going to be either BRRR (buy-rehab-rent-refi) or
house hacking (if its convenient enough. I did a rough analysis using 50% rule, but not sure how to do the same kind of analysis for house hacking.
Lets say its this property at 123 Turner St.
Purchase price : $74,900
Offer price: $60,000
Down payment: $39,000 (65%)
property tax: $972/yr.
Insurance: $132/yr.
Property Type : Duplex (Owner Occupied)
Monthly rent from second unit: $410
Repair costs: Looked clean from the pics, estimate $2000 for new carpet and old wooden cupboards
Now, If I were to BRRR, and not live in it,
Including all costs should give me a cash flow of $218/mo
How would I analyse it for House Hacking? Just use one unit's rent? Or do I add in the current rent I'm paying since I'd be staying rent free?
If I use 50% rule and only use rent from 1 unit (since I'll be staying in the other) I get a cash flow of $13/mo. (woohoo! ;-) ) , with the additional gain of living rent-free,
If I were to add in my current rent ($655/mo.) to the rent from 1 unit, it would give me a cash flow of $340/mo.
I'm just trying to compare strategies here (BRRR vs House hacking) and not sure if I'm doing the right kind of quick analysis. Appreciate any assistance, Thanks!