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You did not include vacancy. Which is a big problem. Secondly, your cash-on-cash return is pretty low, even if your satisfied with it. COC return is just as important as cash flow. I recommend 12%+ COC return.
Lastly, your repairs, and CapEx is at 5%, which is okay in some cases. But, if the house isn't in the best condition, I recommend increasing those percentages.
If you do all that, it probably won't be a good deal unless you drop the price by a lot.
Hope this helps!
- Caleb