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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Brad Tabor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spring, TX
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Help me Analze My Deal

Brad Tabor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Spring, TX
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SFH outside of Houston, TX
Would you do this deal?
SqFt
1716

Rental
$ 110,000 PP Loan Amount $ $ 137,600
$ - Closing Costs 0% Annual Interest Rate 4.5%
$ 25,000 Rehab Life Loan (in years) 30
$ 135,000 Total Cost Number of Payments per Year 12
Hard Money Total Number of Payments 360
$ 95,400 Hard Money Payment per Period $697.20
$ 25,000 Escrow Taxes $3,181.00
$ 120,400 Total Loan 70% Cash Left In Home $ 10,478.30
Income
$ 14,600 Balance of Sale Rent $ 1,400
$ 2,950 Points 2.45% Costs
$ 5,087 APR (6 MTHS) 8.45% Taxes $ 265
$ 848 Interest Pmts HOA $ 18
$ 3,300 Closing Costs 3% Insurance $ 55
$ 20,850 Cash at close Vacancy $ 112 8.0%
$ 11,337 Cost of Loan CapEx $ 42 3.0%
$ 2,701 Holding Costs Repairs $ 42 3.0%
Refinance Management $ 28 2.0%
$ 172,000 ARV 100.2 Total $ 562
$ 137,600 LTV 80%
$ 4,128 Closing costs 3% Cash Flow $ 141 $ 253
$ (10,478) Cash left in deal 10% NOI $ 1,688.61 1.2%
50% Rule
Cash on Cash 16.12%
Estimate Repairs Details Equity 25.0%
Flooring 6200
Paint 3200
2 Bath 2000
Kitchen 3200
Foundation 8000
22600

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Frank Geiger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Carolina
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Frank Geiger
  • Rental Property Investor
  • North Carolina
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This is crazy hard to follow and read. Plug it into a calculator and you may get more help. I will point out your expenses are crazy low and if you factor real numbers into expenses, it will not be a good deal. However, if you leave some more cash into it after the REFI it will allow the property to cash flow but at a lower CoC. Play around with the numbers to determine a good offer price.

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