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Stephanie Cessna
  • New to Real Estate
  • Granbury, TX
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Rental Property that Cash Flows only by raising rent...

Stephanie Cessna
  • New to Real Estate
  • Granbury, TX
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I am analyzing a property that came out as have a $918 /mo cash flow and a 25.63% CoCRoi. But this is when I used the BP insights calculator and had rent estimated at $1200 per unit (this was already using the lowest estimate). The current tenants are paying $650/month with a 10 month lease and $550/month for a month to month lease. Would I have to keep the existing contract for the 10 month lease? These rents seem super low compared to what the BP insights says I can get but is this not an accurate rent estimator? Any advice?? 

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