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  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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Rental Property Analysis - Missing deals?

Account Closed
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sioux Falls, SD
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Fellow investors,

I created a spreadsheet to help calculate ratios and determine if a property is a good investment. I believe that some of my assumptions are very conservative and may have led me to pass on some acceptable investments. I wanted to run this by some of the experts to see if my calculations are in deed conservative or if I just haven't found an acceptable property. I am using 10% vacancy, 10% annual repairs, and 10% property management. The size unit I was applying this to was a 16 plex. Using these numbers the CAP rate was 8.6% and the annual net cash flow was $13,000. The property was listed at 550,000 and I would have been putting 20% down making my cash on cash return around 11.5%.

I have read in the past to look at $100 per unit per month in positive cash flow.  This property would have failed that test unless investors are more aggressive in their assumptions around vacancy and repairs.

Any wisdom someone could share with me would be appreciated.

Thank you.

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