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Tyler Smith
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Tyler Smith
  • La Grange, tx
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    Jaysen Medhurst
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    Jaysen Medhurst
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    @Tyler Smith, a few places I would tweak:

    • Vacancy may be a bit high. I figure 8%, but this is very localized.
    • Repairs and CapEx look high, too. 7.5% each should be fine, unless there are extenuating circumstances (e.g. very old property, student / low-income housing with higher repairs)
    • Insurance looks high for a house at this price point. Have you talked to an insurance agent?
    • Taxes look low, but Texas can be all over the map (or so I hear). Have you confirmed with the town?
    • You're not factoring for Management (10%). Include that even if you plan to self-manage at first.
    • Any utilities that you'll be responsible for? Water / sewer for example.
    • Most lenders require a 6-month seasoning period before they'll refi using a new appraisal.
    • 3% loan on an investment property? That sounds...optimistic. If you have a lender that offers it, please let me know!
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