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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Found on the MLS in Phoenix
It seems foreign that you're supposed to be able to find deals on MLS, which makes me think I'm missing something here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/analysis/rentals/d8b0ee91-b375-497c-89ed-63e39e429dcd.
I'm able to find 1-2 deals a day similar to this.
I budgeted 10% each for maintenance, vacancy, and capex - which seems like it might even be a little conservative. I plan to self manage and have tenants pay all utilities.
$347/mo in cashflow, 8.5% COC isn't incredible, but it's a fine base hit - right?
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Thanks for the feedback, folks!
I got taxes from the listings on MLS, so those should be correct. I'm making informed guesses on insurance based on my own primary residence insurance rates plus some "non-primary residence cost inflation."
Phoenix is definitely a bit of an appreciation play so cashflowing at 8% is good enough to let me ride that wave. Appreciate the feedback!