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Mark Edler
  • Accountant
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Rental #1 - A house hack

Mark Edler
  • Accountant
  • Philadelphia, PA
Posted

What's going on BP friends.

Bought this house back in 2019 but posting it here now as my first deal as I just recently converted it to a full time rental.

House hacked a single family home in Philly for $250K, went 3% down and had 2 tenants in there with me each paying 550 / month.

Starting figures:

Annual rents: $13,200

Annual operating expenses: $7,000

Annual interest + principal: $14,000

Aware that this was not going to cash flow til I moved out of it. I converted the basement to a room and moved out and have since refinanced to get 1.7% off my rate. Now:

Annual Rents: $20,400

Annual Operating Expenses: $7,000

Annual Interest + Principal: $11,952

Looking at a cap rate of 5.3% and cash on cash of about 7.3%. Not what I aspire to hit but looking forward to doing some deals where I can add value thru rehabs / raising rents!