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My first little property analysis
I'm looking into purchasing my first rental property from an inheritance left by my father (I feel like he would be cheering me on right now!). I have several questions about the deal and just as important, how I should structure the deal. I want to get in to this full time at some point and I have about 65k to start. The property is 35k and needs around 15k in repairs. Am i correct to approach this with 20% down (+/-10k) and use 15 k for repairs for a total out of pocket investment of 25k? This way I can easily jump on a future property while having a minimum amount tied up in the first property. Any advice on other options would be greatly appreciated. On to the property...
It's a 2 BR / 1 BA 975sqft home with an attached carport. Comparables in the area are in the 75k range, and average rent is $800. I'm assuming a $750 rent to be safe, but I think this will cash flow well unless I'm missing something. First deal so I'm nervous something is amiss. Thanks in advance!
| Rental Property Analysis | |||
| Expenses | Income | ||
| Cost | 35,000 | Rent | 775 |
| Mortgage | 28,000 | ||
| Down Payment & Closing | 10,000 | ||
| Monthly Taxes | 43.75 | ||
| Monthly Mortgage (28k @ 5% & 20 yrs) | 185 | ||
| Insurance | 60 | ||
| Vacancy (15%) | 116.25 | ||
| Repairs/Capex (5%/7%) 12% Total | 93 | ||
| Repair costs to rent | 15000 | ||
| Cost Analysis | |||
| Estimated Monthly Cash Flow | 277 | ||
| Cash on Cash Return (Cash Flow / 25k Invested) | 13% |