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Melissa ODell
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Melissa ODell
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  • Butte Montana
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Jaysen Medhurst
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Jaysen Medhurst
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@Melissa ODell, what kind of property is this? SFR or MFR? How many units, what's the breakdown and rent for each?

A few thoughts about your expenses:

  1. What electricity are you paying? $300/month is a lot and may be the difference between deal and no-deal on this property.
  2. CapEx is too low. I usually figure 7.5% of GSR.
  3. You're missing Repairs, which will also be ~7.5%.
  4. Water/sewer look good if this is a duplex. $30-40/month/unit usually, but can vary depending on your location.
  5. Insurance is very high. I'd expect 1/2 that or lower. Talk to an insurance agent to get a more accurate estimate.
  6. You should include management (10%), even if you plan to self-manage in the beginning.
  7. Is your plan to owner-occupy? If not, you'll need to adjust your loan assumptions.
  8. Confirm closing costs with your lender. Average in the U.S. is $4k+.
  9. You should include some money for initial repairs. There's always something!

Re-run your numbers and see how it looks. This slightly beats the 1% rule and if owner-occupying, might be a good move. That being said. I like to see $150-200/month/unit cash flow. The cash-on-cash return here isn't so great as it is.

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