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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
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Good afternoon, wanted to post another spreadsheet to see if this was a fair way of analyzing a potential rental deal. This is a duplex in Lancaster (75134) listed for $74k. This model assumes traditional financing with 20% down and assumes minimal rehab (although this could, and probably should, be added).
This is ideally what I'd use to back into an offer price that would get me into a 10% - 15% total return range.
Based on the inputs here, the returns are lower than the target range and would require the total purchase price to be in the $55k range.
Would love input on anything material that I might be leaving out.
Thanks in advance.