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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Running the numbers on a possible deal.
Hey everyone: This upcoming deal is my first, so I wanted to run some numbers by some that are more experience to make sure it is working out, and I'm not missing anything.
I plan to buy a mobile home for $3700. The current residents will be able to stay and I will get first months rent up front. So here are the numbers:
+$550 — rent
- $240 — lot rent
- $75 — loan repayment
- $50 — vacancy
- $50 — maintenance
- $10 — umbrella insurance
+ $ 75 Cash Flow.
The plan is to rent it for about 2 years and then try to sell it with a lease option. I'm wondering if these numbers look right, and if I'm on the right track. The umbrella insurance is a guess. I planned on getting a quote tomorrow. Any suggestions or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.