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Robert Rodrigues
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About to buy in Round Rock!

Robert Rodrigues
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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I’m thinking about buying my first new home construction in Round Rock, Texas as an investment rental property. Builder is asking $272k for a 3bed/2bath 1875sqft townhome. Am I crazy to consider this a good deal? Running the numbers I won’t cash flow more than $80/month assuming $1895 rent income.

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Robert Rodrigues
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Robert Rodrigues
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Austin, TX
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@Jeremy VanDelinder

Assuming 20% down and monthly payments of $1000 mortgage payment, $611 prop taxes, $60ish hoa, $60 for home insurance(builders insurance) comes out to $1731/month expenses. Is there anything I’m missing? It’s tight for sure.. I chose round rock over pfluggerville due to the high population density, Easy access to highways and shops, etc.

Is buying at $272k a good move if I am looking for an appreciation play? Or am I buying at the top of the market?

Thanks in advance guys!!

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