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$487 Cashflow and 18.90% ROI. Anything missing in the analysis?
This deal looks good on paper. Did I miss anything in the analysis? Want to confirm before visiting the site. Thanks.
Address: 909 6th Ave Oroville WA 98844
NOI: $717
Cashflow: $487
Cash on Cash ROI: 18.90 %
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Price
Offer Price: $69,794
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Income
Rent: $1,172 @ 105 %
Other Income: $0
Total: $1,172
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Expenses
Interest: 3.88 %
Mortgage: $230
Tax: $45
HOA: $0
Vacancy: $59 @ 5 %
Insurance: $59 @ 5 %
Utilities: $0 (renters pay)
Repairs: $88 @ 8 %
CapEx: $88 @ 8 %
Property Management: $117 @ 10 %
Total: $685
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Total Investment
Down Payment: $20,938 @ 30 %
Closing Cost: $3,000
Rehab Cost: $6,979 @ 10 %
Total: $30,918
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Yes, it does look good on paper. First, I figured out you loan amount is $48,856 (lead with that next time). In expenses, Repairs and CapEx at 8% should be $93.76 (total expenses are then $697.20), and the Total Investment is $30,917 (instead of $30,918). Now, just looking at RentOmeter, I would run the numbers with $1200 as the rent income, if I were you. Other than that, it really looks good. Let me know what you think Yang. By the way, did you do rent comps with Craig'slist in this area?