@Kyle Reedstrom I currently have a short term rental that went live 1/1/20. We are booked through May and after estimated expenses (including summer utility bills) we are looking at an average cashflow of around $800.
@Kyle Reedstrom I currently have a short term rental that went live 1/1/20. We are booked through May and after estimated expenses (including summer utility bills) we are looking at an average cashflow of around $800.
@Kyle Reedstrom I currently have a short term rental that went live 1/1/20. We are booked through May and after estimated expenses (including summer utility bills) we are looking at an average cashflow of around $800.
What part of town is your STR?
I have a house in the historic district of Phoenix near the stadium that I was considering turning into STR and then making available to an OOS investor who wants to do that, but I don't have a handle on the numbers to see if it's a viable deal.
@Account Closed I'm in North West Peoria, it's an older and smaller home. We bought it 3 years ago as a primary residence. My mortgage is $810/month. We honestly didn't know if it would do well as a short term rental until we tried it a few months before we first moved in and it did great so we decided to go this route with it as opposed to a traditional rental. It's right by the Peoria Sports complex which drives quite a bit of traffic to it.
@Daniel Pitner what is the value of the property that went live? How many beds/baths? Is your cash flow net after all expenses including debt service, RE taxes and insurance?
@Todd Goedeke, the property was purchased for 170k with around 17k down. It's a remodeled small 2 bed, 2 bath unit next to a fairly busy entertainment district. The cash flow is the above is the bottom line after all expenses are paid for (which includes very conservative numbers on projected utility bills)