Learn how to analyze a rental property in 10 minutes with this real estate deal analysis walkthrough, hosted by Brandon Turner.
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Learn how to analyze a rental property in 10 minutes with this real estate deal analysis walkthrough, hosted by Brandon Turner.
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I literally just bought the duplex that was listed below this one in the video! Lol that’s crazy.
When I saw that $280,000 I knew it was a bad deal. I’m doing duplexes all day long in Milwaukee at $125,000 or less . My cap rate is 12-18%.
Good video. Also, they have a ton of free calculators if you want to save some money.
How does he randomly estimate 5% vacancy? Where does he get that number? Does it apply to the area? The standard 5% rule is not realistic. Some areas have more demand than others, you can’t just estimate a random vacancy rate out or your a**. High vacancy means lower cash flow and a whole slew of other problems. WTF!
where is the debt service? it that included with expenses?
Great work and will this calculator work in India. Do you have an option of changing currencies and locations?
How do you actually get 12% cash on cash?
Be forewarned, I did my own research. Cougar Ridge has one community restriction. You must be a single woman over 50 to purchase property there.
He made this look easy
I learned so much from this video, thank you!
Amazing video but does anyone know of an alternative website that allows for this level of efficiency (PDF included) but can be accessed from Canada?
I'm sure I'm missing something important but your NOI seems off by a factor of 3 …
Mb you should cut the management fees to 0-2%.
Love this channel so much.
I really enjoyed it. great !
The truth is the hardest part of real estate is management.
You need to be 6,5 and 300 pounds of pure muscle then people will pay rent on time.
Trump used to hire thugs as rent collectors lmao. Especially for crime ridden areas you’ll just get shafted if u don’t get your hands dirty
where is he getting 4.5% for interest rate???
Something is wrong with the cash on cash %. It’s incorrect.
Dude speaks a mile a minute..lol..had to slow this down
Underrated video
hmm what about the 50% rule here ? The operating expenses used were only 25% hmm. Am I missing anything here ?
Why does the NOI seem off? How can it be 16k on this property if your monthly cash flow is only 215$?? (2500 a year) Someone please help
how did you get the paste history option? I notice when you pasted you were able to select from several options, which app are you using?
Could this guy yell any louder into the mic
Investing in fort Walton beach would be insane
I have a question and need your help. Briefly- I have an opportunity to purchase my neighbor’s duplex (in upstate NY, outside Buffalo). I currently own two other duplexes on my street. One was purchased in 1999 (and I’ve lived in one unit ever since), and the other in 2005. The housing market is taking a downturn after record high increased values in the last 2 years, and we’re in a recession. Some say the decline will last for a decade, longer than any previous decline including 2008. My concern is not really a decrease in property value after purchasing the next duplex this year. My concern is a possible decline in rental rates due to an economic/housing decline, after I base my analysis on current rental rates and purchase the next duplex.
2k for monthly expenses? Where did that number come from?