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William Sing
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William Sing
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Replied Jan 25 2023, 09:06

Hey Troy, the property manager might be a bit on the lower side unless you are getting a deal with the PM. Most PMs are going to start at 8% and go up to about 10%

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Replied Jan 25 2023, 09:14

Hi William, Ok, thanks for that info.

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Saaj Patel
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Saaj Patel
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Replied Jan 25 2023, 09:29

If your variables are pretty accurate then this looks like a good deal. I would take it. 

What market can I find something like this in? :)

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Matt N.
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Matt N.
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Replied Jan 27 2023, 06:32

@Troy D Swift

Hey Troy. Some comments below.

Change Management to 10% - this is the going rate for 1 property managed by a company

Change Vacancy to 8.33% - this is one month per year. (1/12). Consider this to be higher if you are renting to students. 

Change interest rate to 7.5% - investment properties pay higher interest

How are you accounting for initial repairs? It looks like this calculator is assuming a $60,000 home that needs no work. I'd add in $25,000 to your loan amount for repairs, or to your cash down number. Since you will need to spend some money to stabilize this property. Unless it is turnkey @ $1200/month. Needs to be accounted for somewhere.

Best Regards,

Matt

Nice Guy Realty LLC