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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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Please provide the positives and negatives you see with these numbers. I primarily want to Wholesale but this was presented to me. In my novice experience, the numbers look good. However, I am always open to feedback and learning.
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@Omar Bunch 3% Vacancy is too low, you'll want that set at around 8% so that you're accruing about 1 month of rent saved per year (1/12 = 8.333%). I'm also not familiar with you're area, but would recommend you make sure of the rental income/month number, check rentometer and local listings (if you haven't already) to verify. Good luck!