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Roxanne McCallister
  • Holcomb, MO
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Need feedback on first analysis

Roxanne McCallister
  • Holcomb, MO
Posted

This is my first time analyzing property and would appreciate some feedback on my analysis. I have an email out to realtor for the comps and est ARV. We are looking at this as a possible buy and hold. The house has just had the kitchen and bath remodeled and has some updated fixtures. I estimated around $2k for paint and flooring. This is a foreclosure that was originally listed at just under $40K and now list for $15k. Average rents for the are are $420. I think we could get a little more than that. It is 1977 sq ft on a 6098 sq ft lot. It has a partial basement and hardwood flooring and HVAC.

Sorry for the large post. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated! Also any info on hard money lenders to check into would be helpful. 

Rental Property Cash Flow Analysis
2 br 1 bath Brick
     
Monthly Operating Income Scenario A Scenario B
Number of Units 1
Average Monthly Rent per Unit 450.00
Total Rental Income 450.00 -
% Vacancy and Credit Losses 5.00%
Total Vacancy Loss 22.50 -
Other Monthly Income (laundry, vending, parking, etc.) -
Gross Monthly Operating Income 427.50 -
Monthly Operating Expenses
Property Management Fees 10.00
Repairs and Maintenance 45.00
Real Estate Taxes 30.83
Rental Property Insurance 25.00
Homeowners/Property Association Fees
Replacement Reserve 79.19
Utilities
- Water and Sewer
- Gas and Electricity
- Garbage
- Cable, Phone, Internet
Pest Control
Accounting and Legal
Monthly Operating Expenses 190.02 -
Net Operating Income (NOI)
Total Annual Operating Income 5,130.00 -
Total Annual Operating Expense 2,280.24 -
Annual Net Operating Income 2,849.76 -
Capitalization Rate and Valuation
Desired Capitalization Rate 8.00%
Property Valuation (Offer Price) 35,622.00 -
Actual Purchase Price 15,000.00
Actual Capitalization Rate 19.00% -
Loan Information
Down Payment -
Loan Amount 15,000.00 -
Acquisition Costs and Loan Fees 2,000.00
Length of Mortgage (years) 20 20
Annual Interest Rate 4.250%
Initial Investment 2,000.00 -
Monthly Mortgage Payment (PI) 92.89 -
Annual Interest 628.10 -
Annual Principal 486.53 -
Total Annual Debt Service 1,114.62 -
Cash Flow and ROI
Total Monthly Cash Flow (before taxes) 144.59 -
Total Annual Cash Flow (before taxes) 1,735.14 -
Cash on Cash Return (ROI) 86.76%

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