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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Deal analysis on a property handed down to me.
Hello Guys, My name is Juan Restrepo and I am a newbie real estate investor. I am trying to figure out what to do with a property that was handed down to me. My dad left to retire in Colombia. He left a SFH for me and my sister ( we are both on the deed). My sister has a house of her own and is struggling to pay it. I recommended a refinance so she can take her equity and I can take her out the deed and keep the house as a rental. That is one option the other one is selling the house since we have own it for more than 2 years and we will not be responsible for tax. I just wanted some advice to see if should keep it or sell it.
Here is the info:
Location: 6360 Wilmington Way, Flowery Branch, Ga
Sale Price: $220,000 to 230,000 I got those values looking at the tax records of houses in my neighborhood that sold less than 4 months ago.
- Expenses in the month and yearly basis ( The new amount represents the amount after refinancing and I am the only on the deed).
- New Loan: $719 with a 4.5% and a $142,000 total loan value.
- Property tax: $147
- Insurance: $135
- Cap Ex (5% or rent): $75
- Maintenance(5% of rent): $75
- Vacancy (5% of rent): $75
- Lawn Care: assign to the renters.
- HOA fees: $350 per year
- Profit in the month and yearly basis
- Rent money: $1500
- I got his value using realtor estimate, rentometer and comparing comps.
- Average yearly appreciation: 9.8 % = $ 22,148 per year for 2018 for the 3 years before.
- Rent money: $1500
- Net profit without equity in month and yearly basis
- monthly basis : $274 , yearly: $2938
- Net profit with equity in the yearly basis, mortgage payoff and tax depreciation.
- $2938 + $13,000 + 1068 + 8218 = $25464
- I did not include property management fees.
- HVAC unit is 18 years old.
- I felt like I was not conservative with the maintenance, capex and vacancy expenses
- Does not meet 1 % rule is only .68%
- Does meet the 50% rule but I only have $ 31 free
Sorry about the long post. Do you guys have any advice you can give me?
Thank you for help.