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Updated almost 13 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hypothetical Situation: Would you buy this Property?
Here's very simple hypothetical situation. Would you purchase this home if you were investor looking to hold for 10+ years.
Home Price: 230k
Downpayment: 60k
Loan rate: 4.4%
Improvements/Repairs: 10k
Annual Taxes/Insurance: 15k
Closing Costs: 15k
Monthly Payment/Expenses: $1500
Let's assume it's easy to find tenants and it commands a rent of 2500$ per month.
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Nope. Half your gross rents are going straight to taxes and insurance. Your mortgage payment is another $850 a month so that's 4 more months rent. That leaves 2 months to cover all your other expenses and cash flow, best case scenario you're at $5,000 a year in cash and that's impossible.
To get that 5 grand you're going to invest $85,000. That's about a 6% CoC return in a best case, more likely you're negative.