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Devin Hughes
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Devin Hughes
  • Tampa, FL
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@Devin Hughes you are not using the calculator correctly. Rehab 2 months = $0 income . Refinance 6 months= 4 months income. Vacancy =2/6= 33% vacancy factor. Don't need capex and repair during rehab. Pm= 4*11%= 44%/6= 7.3% pm. There is no amortization as you are paying interest only. NOI is all expenses less principal and interest. You add that you are cash flowing negative each month. Unlikely you will get a 75% LTV cash out refi, more likely 70% and higher interest rate. Around 5.5% or more. To come close to cash flowing this property you would need to use the 1% rule. monthly rent divided by 1%= max purchase price. $1600/.01= $160000.

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