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Brandon R
  • Appraiser
  • Hoopeston, IL
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Please Evalute This Deal -SFR Rental

Brandon R
  • Appraiser
  • Hoopeston, IL
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Loan Amount $50,000 (includes purchase/repairs)
Repaired Value $77,000 Appraised
My interest rate is 6% over 20 years

P/I $359.00 Monthly Rent will be $700.00
Tax $129.00
Insurance $33.00

I have been learning about cap rates and the annual loan constant and from the math the give me I get a cap rate of .09%. From what I read this is supposed to be good. ???? But when I do it the old fashioned way by adding 45% for expenses plus P/I then I come up a loss.

Thank you in advance

I am considering a lease option or land contract vs renting. Not sure yet

Brandon Reffett

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