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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

My first duplex deal
Hi everyone. I'm looking for any input if my calculations are off or some numbers look too low.
Duplex property in Columbus Ohio. 3 bed 1 bath each unit. C class property. Built 1925.
Will be self managed. PM cost below represents online rent collection and website.
Purchase price $76500.
25% down assume 5% rate.
Unit 1: month to month: $500 +$100 pet rent.
Unit 2: leased until Nov: $700.
Monthly income gross: $1300
Monthly income with vacancy (10%) : $1170
Monthly expenses
Taxes: $97.5
Insurance: $107.83
Property management: $29
Maintenance: $65 (5%)
Capex: $130 (10%)
Landscaping: $50
Water sewage: $133
Total monthly expenses: $612
Net operating income: $558
Cashflow: $250
Cap rate: 8.8%
Cash on cash : 13.3%
Rent to value: 1.7% (2% rule)
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After purchase I plan to eventually change both units to $675 per month per unit. Install and use submeter for water. Water expense will now be $20 per month with an initial cost of $810 for installation/equipment/labor. New income : $1350
New expenses: $507
New Net operating income : $708
New Cashflow: $400
Cap rate:11%
Cash in cash 20.5%
Rent to value: 1.8% (2% rule)
All comments welcome! Thank you.
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I wanted to add
Historical water bills (90 day periods): $450,$420,$240.
I assumed $400 average per period which leads to $133 per month.
It's too expensive is the bottom line. That's why the switch to submeter.