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Kyle Cabral
  • North Dartmouth, MA
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Condo Analysis - No Brainer, Right?

Kyle Cabral
  • North Dartmouth, MA
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I know there are a lot of people that aren't into condo rentals as investment properties but I can't get around these numbers.  I think it would make sense to add to the portfolio as it seems like a solid deal that will likely appreciate, even if not by much, still some.

Rent per unit $ 850.00 Sales price $ 44,000.00
# of units 1   less    
Annualized rental income $ 10,200.00   Down $ 2,200.00 5.00%
less percentage   Repairs $ 300.00  
Vacancy $ 510.00 5%   Total Investment $ 2,500.00  
RE Taxes $ 1,245.84   Loan $ 41,800.00  
Insurance $ -   Terms    
Management $ 1,020.00 10%   7.00% Interest  
Maintenance $ 1,020.00 10%   30 Amortization  
Utilities/HOA $ 150.00   DEBT SERVICE    
Reserves $ 306.00 3%   Payment $278.10 per month
Operating Expenses $ 4,251.84 44%     $3,337.16 per year
Net Operating Income $ 5,948.16        
less Annual Debt Service $3,337.16 DSCR 1.782403      
Cashflow $ 2,611.00 Cap rate 13.4% Monthly cashflow $ 217.58  
CCR (%) 104.44%   # Of Partners 2  
      Cashflow per Partner $ 1,305.50  

It's at 7% because I threw a seller financing option there as the sell own's it outright. Would look to refi within two years or just sell.

Thoughts?

Thanks everyone!

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