if you're Purchasing 10-30 Year Buy & Hold Multifamily do you factor in Future Interest Rates?

If your basic expenses are $1125 and rent is $1200+, you haven't factored in repairs, vacancies and maintenance. 

This may be on the more conservative side of hard money but it's just something to factor in when trying to see what you can do w/ $100k. 

I think it's Probably takes 6-12 Months to achieve Market rents. that's a Good Point to factor in my effective rent into Credit loss or loss to lease in my First year.

I’m not sure if they have factored in the cost of the other rents though- do they wait to do that until you’ve found a place?  

Time is a big factor as I don't have time to do all the work myself, but I would have time to contract out the different pieces of work that I won't have the bandwidth for.

@Dhwani Shah You should probably break down the calculation and list out the expenses you factored.

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@Cassandra Alessio I would say California money is definitely a factor.

And vacancy is non-factor as we are running our numbers off of gross rental income so vacancy doesn't factor in.