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18 October 2017 | 3 replies
Here's the revised deal:Purchase Price: $340,000Down payment: $68,000Closing Costs: 5% $13,600Square footage: ~2500Bed/bath per unit: 3/2 for bothCurrent rent: $1375 and $1300 but we would raise them both to $1500 each over 2 yearsMonthly taxes and insurance: $525Estimated monthly mortgage payments on $272,000 30 year loan (80% LTV) with a 4% interest rate (which he is confident about): $1300Estimated monthly maintenance costs: 5% of gross rents ($150)Capex: 3% of GR ($90)Vacancy cost: 5% of GR ($150)Management fee: 2% ($60) (he will manage it himself for 5-7 years when he sells it)Garbage/heat: $0lawn care: $100Misc expenses: $75Total monthly expenses: $2450Monthly cash flow before rent raise: $225Cash on Cash return before rent raise: 3.3%Cash flow after rent raise: $550Cash on Cash return after rent raise: 8.1%We've only alotted 3% for capex because he plans on selling it now in 5-7 years.
21 October 2017 | 1 reply
I then talked to the WM residential division to get cart service and there is a city ordinance that the only hauler who can furnish garbage cans in city limits is the city of OKC.
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3 July 2016 | 15 replies
@Brady Alford even if the garbage roof doesn't scare away your buyer, it will eliminate any buyer using conventional financing, as the lender won't let it slide.
26 February 2018 | 7 replies
And even more scared to ask them to put up some Good Faith Money in an Attorney's escrow to obtain an Escrow Letter and not just this $1,000 garbage either!
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21 September 2016 | 7 replies
Also, to me the noise is fairly unnoticeable from the inside.Here are my estimated monthly expenses: Accounting Reserve $ 38 Advertising Reserve $ 50 Homeowners Insurance $ 240 Flood Insurance $ 45 Lawn / Snow $ 80 Legal Reserve $ 45 Property Management $ 152 Repairs / Maintenance Reserve $ 100 Supplies $ - Vacancy Reserve $ 114 Pest Control Reserve $ 25 Garbage $ - Sewer / Water / Gas $ 120 HOA $ - Taxes $ 243.95 Capex Reserve $ 83.33 Subtotal $ 1,336 My estimated cap rate is at 4.35% at asking price.
31 December 2016 | 5 replies
The seller has sent me an excel file which is basically a pro forma income statement.The monthly numbers are as follows:Income: $5700Repair & Maintenance: $200Insurance: $200Property Tax: $800Gas: $100 (seems low to me for an 8 unit)Electric: $100 (seems low to me)Water: $75 (seems low to me)Garbage: $60 NOI: $4165 Is this missing any numbers that I should be including (beside) debt service?
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22 March 2017 | 1 reply
ANNUAL COMMENTS Rent 3,000 36,000 Electric/H20/Garbage 1,400 16,800 Telephone/Internet 155 1,860 Insurance Liability 225 2,700 Sales tax on rent 315 3,780 Employees / Payroll 6,500 78,000 POS Ruby 500 6,000 Misc.
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4 April 2017 | 32 replies
I said why would I do that.. he said RATS.. there is so much garbage that there is going to be rats everywhere.. these are so bad they would not show them on TV
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13 March 2018 | 18 replies
I know you can look up past property taxes for a property on the county website but how do you go about finding what the past electric, water, sewer, and garbage expenses will be?