I see people talk about returns and use ROI including and excluding different figures. Here I would like to show you mine and a chance for you to show fellow investors and myself yours.
I have some experience in Michigan with existing investments and just supported some fellow investors so the information I have is quite current and know it would stand up to any test.
As seen in Michigan, MLS paperwork kept from last trip in March / April
17559 Santa Barbara Dr Ask me for the image if you wish to see this wonderful property (It has been sold) Offered at $17,000 I would have offered $20,000 Rehab est $3,000 this property was in good condition Solid brick 4 bedroom, 3 bathrooms Very nice street appeal and location 2006 estimated value was in excess of $150,000 Taxes / Rates listed at $422pa let's account for a rise and say $2,500 Rental income $1,050pm Management 10% Always estimate an additional 10% for maintenance when investing to be on the safe side Insurance $1,100pa insured for $120,000 minimum with all the extras. purchase costs buying it from the bank is about $500 let's say $1,000 with inspections to be safe
I think that's about all the numbers? OK lets set a ROI rule for all to use under this topic. Rent pa $12,600 divide this by your initial cost property + rehab + purchase costs = $24,000 Do we have the same ROI 52% ? So how much will it pay you per month?
Rent $1050 – Insurance $91 Maintenance $105 Management $105 Taxes / Rates $166 Loan repayments on $24,000 @ 7% P&I over 25 years $170 Result NETT $413.00pm
20% NETT return over and above the loan repayments and all costs including allowing for maintenance.
Now don't get me started on the capital growth potential the value on the with a tenant and rehab competed would double your money straight up with any market movement just for starters. You would have a tenant in a home like this within 3 weeks on a twelve month lease no problems.
Just imagine buying in Australia in our market, the stamp duty alone cost more than this deal on a property here.
They are some good figures! Your net return or Cap. Rate is 20.65% as you say and I would say your ROI is infinite, because it is a no-money-down deal as you are financing 100% of your costs.