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Joe Gilroy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Castro Valley, CA
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Deal Analysis on a Condo in Florida

Joe Gilroy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Castro Valley, CA
Posted

Condo Rental Deal Analysis

Purchase price $54,000

Location Broward County, Fl.

Type property Condo

Beds 2

Baths 2

Sq Ft approx. 1000

Down payment 20%

P & I $204

Taxes $38

HOA $274

Insurance $53

Total $569

Expenses

Vacancy 5% $70

Property Mgmnt $140

Capex 5% $70

Total with expenses $849

Rental income estimate $1400

Positive cash flow $551

This seems like a good deal to me -

Am I missing something ?

Like a possible Membership fee ?

Or a policy that does not allow investors ?

I got most of these numbers from Redfin  

Thank you !

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Mike S.
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Mike S.
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  • Broward County, FL
Replied

Check for the condo association rules as they may create problem with your tenants.

Ask also if they have any special assessment planned and the status of their reserve.

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