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Jonah L.
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Property Analysis: Expenses

Jonah L.
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hoping to get some input on the expense numbers I'm using in my model for Columbus, OH. I'm wanting to be conservative, but not unrealistic. I'm assuming 8% property management (plan on using a PM but haven't sourced pricing), 8% repairs & maintenance, 8% cap ex, and 5% vacancy. 

Also, would appreciate if someone could help me understand the best way to project property taxes. From my initial understanding it is not as easy as plugging in the current owner's last property tax. 

Thank you!


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Clay Boykin
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  • Columbus, OH
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Clay Boykin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Columbus, OH
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@Jonah L. It depends on what district it is in. If it is Columbus city taxes then it shouldn't be that expensive. If it is in areas such as Westerville, grove city, etc then it is safe to budget around 3%. Basically, Columbus is cheap compared to surrounding areas.  

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