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Tiffany L.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Richmond, VA
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Deal Evaluation for SFH Home in Richmond, VA

Tiffany L.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Richmond, VA
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Hello! Can someone help evaluate a deal for me? 

  • Purchase Price: $295K 
  • Improvements: $10K in bathroom reno 
  • Closing Costs: $5K
  • Down payment: 20%
  • Interest Rate: 2.75%
  • 1 unit and renting at $1800
  • Vacancy Rate: maybe 5%
  • Property Taxes: $1,992 annually 
  • Insurance: $888 annually

I'm also new and I'm not very familiar with the 50% rule. Can someone help explain this? Based on one calculator I used, I am seeing 8.21% cash on cash return. Is this good enough? 

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        Amy H.
        • Rental Property Investor
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        Amy H.
        • Rental Property Investor
        • Richmond, VA
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        Just at a quick glance, I would think you'd be around 9% CoC return gross but net (after vacancy, property management.. even if you self manage because you need to pay yourself, capex, and maintenance you would be under 3% CoC). Using 23% of rent for those categories/monthly reserves. What are your criteria for buying a property? Personally, I wouldn't do it with that low of CoC and high of cash needed to invest into the deal (closing costs, down payment, rehab).

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