Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice
Market News & Data
General Info
Real Estate Strategies

Landlording & Rental Properties
Real Estate Professionals
Financial, Tax, & Legal


Real Estate Classifieds
Reviews & Feedback
Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
Deal analysis on first property
Hello all,
I am currently looking at my first deal and wanted to throw the numbers out there to make sure I'm in the ballpark. It is a duplex, electric is separate but water and gas are not.
Purchase price: 71,000
Annual Rent:18,600
EXPENSES
Vacancy:1,860(10%)
Maint:1,860(10%)
Managment:1116(6%)
750(placement fee 50% of rent)
Capex:930(5%)
Insurance:1200(est.)
Taxes:2,883
Garbage:290
Total:10,889
Annual Mort:3,453.60
18,600-14,342.60=4,257.40 cashflow
Seems like it could work, i am thinking i will have to bill the tenants for gas/water/sewer after I get the bill. I was also kicking around doing electric baseboard in the upper unit to eliminate the need to backcharge the gas use. Any input or observations would be appreciated. This is somewhat long distance, so management is necessary.
Keep on keepin on.
Most Popular Reply
@Dustin Verley Sorry, it is 6% monthly and the 50% placement fee is a one time fee per tenant. This could be a benefit or a burden depending on turnover i guess.