Hi, BP members
I'm starting to analyze properties in the Gary Indiana area. I'd like to purchase a sfh as my first investment.
Can someone review my analyses, I'd like to make sure I'm on the right track.
The home I'm practicing with is a 3bd, 1ba. Bi-level home. Built in the late 60's. With a fenced in backyard. Judging from Graigs list and Realtor.com rent would be around $800.00.
From the pictures, a new refrigerator will need to be purchased and wood floors will need to be redone. I would also paint the inside walls and install new trim. The outside of the house looks pretty good.
The asking price for the home is $40,000.00
Monthly Rental Income: $800.00
Expenses:
Taxes: $43.00 per realtor.com, I'll round up to $50.00 a month
Insurance: $100.00 a month, just a guess
Utilities: $0 - tenants responsibility
HOA: $0
Lawn/snow: $0 - tenants responsibility
Vacancy: $800x.05= $40 I'll round to $50.00 a month
Repairs: $800x.05= $40 I'll round to $50.00 a month
Cap Ex: $800x.05= $40, I'll round to $50.00 a month
Property Manager: $800x.11= $88.00, I'll round to $100.00 a month
Monthly Mortgage: $150.00 per Realtor.com
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Total expenses: $550.00
Cash Flow:
$800.00 - $550.00= $250.00 a month
Annual cash flow: $3000.00
Cash on Cash ROI:
Down payment: How about 25%? - $10,000.00
Closing Costs: $3,000.00? Not sure if that's too high.
Rehab budget: I think around $5,000.00?
Total investment: $18,000.00
$3,000ACF/$18,000 = .166666 = 17% Cash on Cash Return
So does this look like an accurate assessment? Is there anything I'm missing?
Comments would be greatly appreciated.