The Expense vs Income Vacation Home Chart
March 10, 2009 by Erica Muller
Filed under Buying & Selling
DISNEY AREA SHORT TERM RENTAL MATH
So, where is the profit?
The following figures assume that, doing your own bookings, you will be able to rent out the house for 35 weeks a year and the outgoings are taken from my own homeowners accounts. You will note that the expenses between the different size of homes do not vary all that much which is an important consideration with regard to the amount of mortgage a home can stand.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY ANALYSIS |
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3 BED HOMES |
4 BED HOMES |
5 BED HOMES |
6 BED HOMES |
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Income per week (average amount over years doing your own bookings) |
$600 |
$700 |
$800 |
$900 |
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Annual Gross Rental |
$21000 |
$24500 |
$28000 |
$31500 |
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OPERATING EXPENSES |
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Real Estate Taxes |
$2900 |
$2900 |
$3000 |
$3000 |
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Hazard Insurance |
$650 |
$750 |
$800 |
$850 |
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Homeowners Assn |
$250 |
$250 |
$250 |
$250 |
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Management Fees |
$1080 |
$1080 |
$1440 |
$1440 |
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Pool/Lawn/Pest Care |
$1860 |
$1860 |
$1860 |
$1860 |
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Utilities |
$3720 |
$3720 |
$3720 |
$3720 |
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Cable TV/Phone |
$720 |
$720 |
$720 |
$720 |
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Cleaning fees (25 per year) |
$1375 |
$1625 |
$1875 |
$2125 |
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Licensing Fees |
$200 |
$200 |
$200 |
$200 |
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Estimated Total Outgoings |
$12755 |
$13105 |
$13865 |
$14165 |
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Income Left after Expenses |
$8245 |
$11395 |
$14135 |
$17335 |
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Mortgage Payments |
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Based on an interest rate of 6% you will pay approx. $720 per year per $10000 borrowed, so the mortgage amount set to break even on the above figures would be approx. as follows: |
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$114514 |
$158264 |
$196320 |
$240763 |
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The amount of down payment is your investment that dictates the final price of the home you can afford. The important thing is to keep your mortgage payment close to the parameters above. Please remember that the rental income shown above is based on you doing your own bookings. Most management companies will not pay this amount. Some will pay a fixed rate for each week rented out, others will pay you a percentage of the income they take. When you think that the average price of a 4 bed home is ranged between $250,000 and $300,000 you will be looking at a minimum investment of $100,000. But don’t be put off if you do not want to put down so much money and don’t want to do your own bookings. |
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