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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

How to use Rental Calc on Turnkey Properties
Wife and I are looking at properties near my parents in another state. Through BP we've talked with some very helpful people. One is with a Turnkey property sales and management group. Now I'm trying to complete due-diligence by running numbers in BP calculator.
My basic assumption is that I must consider the premium on a rental property above zillow's estimate price as the "rehab" cost in the Rental Property Calculator. This does a few things:
- how much of a loan I can seek
- how much cash I really need up front
- It would more accurately reflect any appreciation (though I'm planning on being a buy and hold investor, and equity is less critical than positive cashflow, IMHO)
Example:
Turnkey(TK): Asking price: $35000, with tenant $650/mo.
TK: $300 setup cost
Zestimate: $18500
Closing Cost: $1000
In BP's Rental Property Calc I then would put that the
- rehab cost would be $16800 (16500 premium + $300 setup)
- the value after $18500
So, what have I missed? Does this make sense as a way to use the Rental Calculator for analysis of turnkey property?