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Harsh Garg
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7 condo deal - 10.8% Cap - is this deal good enough??

Harsh Garg
  • Investor
  • Irvine, CA
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7 Condo - (5 - two BD Unit and 2 - one BD Unit)

Purchase Price - $350k

Down- 30%

Loan- 245k

100% Occupied

Annual rent- $48,360

Expenses

Property Taxes: $248.00
Water: $120.00  
Garbage: $100.00  
Property Insurance: $80.00  
Maintenance: $100.00  
Total monthly Expense $648.00
Expense yearly    $7,776.00

\Vacancy(5%) -  $2418

Annual Mortgage Payment(12*1241) = $14892

Annual Property Management(6%) ~$ 2902

Total annual Expense($7776+2418+14892+2902) =  $27,988

Annual Net cash flow =  $48360 - $27,988 =  $20,372

Return on Cash ~19%

Thanks

Garg

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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Wayne Brooks#1 Foreclosures Contributor
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Not nearly enough money for maintenance, no turn over costs and no capex......this is not a 10% cap.  And about one month vacancy/collection loss per unit every two years on $600/mo. rentals seems wishful.

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