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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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To make this a true BRRRR deal, @Chase Whitney, you'd want to get this for ~$60k. One thing that you didn't make clear is your strategy. Are you intending to house hack? I ask because you have PMI listed for both loans...but you're putting down 20% and PMI isn't an issue for non-owner occupied properties (since you can't do a low-down payment mortgage).
As far as your analysis, most of the numbers look good. A few things to look at:
- How did you get that very specific rent price?
- Closing costs look low. This is pretty local. Talk with your lender.
- Your interest rates for non-owner occupied loans are pretty optimistic. You'll likely be in the 4s or 5s.
- You're not going to get (good) Property Management for 7%. Plan for 10-12%.
- Tenant should be responsible for lawn care at a SFR.
- You're missing Insurance.
- If you're doubling the value of the property, you should expect the taxes will go up.
My guess is that you cash flow ~$150/month for a CoC ROI of ~6%. Not good enough for me just because of the ROI. If you were able to get this at a better price and pull all (most) of your money out, then it's probably worth pursuing.