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Factoring Vacancy and Future Repairs

Loc Nguyen
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I am trying to acquire my first rental property this year and I was hoping someone can help me out when it comes to expenses that I have to factor in with a rental property. After reading the boards and a couple books I am still kinda confused. So far this is a list of expenses I know that should be accounted for 

-Property Tax

-Vacancy 

-Insurance 

-Repair 

-Advertisement

Is that all that is needed? also what is a good percentage to set aside for vacancy and repair reserves? Thank you anyone ahead of time for some answers.  

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