BNBCalc.com Investment Analysis Report of 102 SE 1st St, McMinnville, OR 97128, USA

4 bed • 1 bath • 8 guests • $320,000

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Return Metrics

21.32% cash on cash return is a excellent return over the next 1 year.

Investment Value Over Time

Property Appreciation Assumption:

3%

Revenue Appreciation Assumption:

0%

Cash on Cash Return

21.32%

Cap Rate

13.47%

Return on Investment

33.59%

Annual Revenue

$65,284

AirDNA projects $331/night at 54% occupancy ($65,283).

Revenue Percentile

Operating Expenses

Monthly Expenses

$1,847

Annual Expenses

$22,167

Utilities

$440

Internet + TV

$100

Water/Sewer

$70

Garbage

$50

Electric

$115

Gas

$55

Other

$50

Maintenance

$1,244

Property Insurance

$150

HOA

$0

Landscaping

$150

Ongoing Repairs

$150

Supplies

$150

Software

$50

Pest Control

$50

Permits

$0

Other

$0

Cleaning Cost

$544

Management & Platform Fees

$163

Platform Fee (i.e. Airbnb)

$163

Property Manager Fee

$0

Tax Calculator (USA)

Tax Calculator (US Only)

Example Income

$150,000

Example Income Tax Rate

30%

Taxes paid on $150,000

$45,000

If you buy this investment property, your est deduction will be...

Deductible mortgage interest

$15,585

Deductible property tax

$3,520

Est. Depreciation Value

$153,941

Profit on this property

$43,117

Your total deduction

$129,929

So, your new taxable income is your previous income minus your total deduction ($150,000 - $129,929)

$20,071

Your old tax bill

$45,000

Your new tax bill

$6,021

Estimated tax savings

$38,979

102 SE 1st St

McMinnville, Oregon, 97128-6041

4 bed • 1 bath • 8 guests • $320,000

Annual Revenue

$65,284

Profit (Cash Flow)

$21,289

Cap Rate

13.5%

Annual Revenue

$65,284

AirDNA projects $331/night at 54% occupancy ($65,284)

Occupancy Rate

Avg Daily Rate

Return Metrics

21.32% cash on cash return is a excellent return over the next 1 year.

Investment Value Over Time

Property Appreciation

3%

Revenue Appreciation

0%

Cash on Cash Return

21.32%

Cap Rate

13.47%

Tax Calculator (USA)

On purchasing a large business asset, you can subtract the depreciation value from your taxable income in order to pay less income tax. Use this calculator to find out how much you can save. Read tax guide.

Your current annual Income

Your income tax rate

%

Taxes paid on $150,000

$45,000

If you buy this investment property, your estimated deduction will be...

Deductible mortgage interest

$15,585

Deductible property tax

$3,520

Your total deduction

$24,985

Your adjusted annual income

$150,000 - $24,985 = $125,015

Taxes on $125,015 (30%)

$37,505

Your old tax bill

$45,000

Your new tax bill

$37,505

Estimated tax savings

$7,495

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