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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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Hi all, just interested in getting feedback on a deal I'm looking at. I used what I believe are conservative assumptions for the area:
0.5% rent growth
0.5% prop appreciation
Vacancy/R&M/Capex each at 8%
Mgmt at 10%
I confirmed property taxes online and insurance quote is a high estimate.
I also added in some immediate repair costs for items like replacing AC condenser and possibly some roof work.
The deal will be all cash upfront, but I would expect to do an immediate cash out refi to get 75% of my purchase price back, leaving 25% down in the deal.
Thoughts and insight are appreciated!
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Thanks, let me retry with the brrrr calc.
I believe youre referring to the 2% “rule”?
The deal appears to cash flow well which is what made it attractive to me. I’m not nearly as bullish on the appreciation side of deal, as I factored into assumptions.
You’re right that the neighborhood seems like a solid C area. This prop specifically is in Tulsa OK. I’m still learning more about the area to find out if this is a location I’d like to invest in.
Thanks for the insight!