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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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@Erik Pacpaco Your P&I payment looks a little low to me, by my calculations a loan for 94,500 over 30 years at 5% would have a monthly payment around 507. This would severely limit your cash flow however I think you could lower your % for vacancy, repairs and capex. If you are doing a full rehab you shouldn't have a lot of repairs when you are done. Overall looks like you would have a positive return but there may be better deals out there.