BNBCalc.com Investment Analysis Report of 216 N Rue Jolley Rd, Brian Head, UT 84719, USA

4 bed • 3 bath • 10 guests • $800,000

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Return Metrics

-6.48% cash on cash return is a poor return over the next 1 year.

Investment Value Over Time

Property Appreciation Assumption:

3%

Revenue Appreciation Assumption:

0%

Cash on Cash Return

-6.48%

Cap Rate

5.16%

Return on Investment

9.87%

Annual Revenue

$63,246

AirDNA projects $468/night at 37% occupancy ($63,245).

Revenue Percentile

Operating Expenses

Monthly Expenses

$1,825

Annual Expenses

$21,902

Utilities

$440

Internet + TV

$100

Water/Sewer

$70

Garbage

$50

Electric

$115

Gas

$55

Other

$50

Maintenance

$1,227

Property Insurance

$150

HOA

$0

Landscaping

$150

Ongoing Repairs

$150

Supplies

$150

Software

$50

Pest Control

$50

Permits

$0

Other

$0

Cleaning Cost

$527

Management & Platform Fees

$158

Platform Fee (i.e. Airbnb)

$158

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

$37,969

Deductible property tax

$7,920

Est. Depreciation Value

$375,331

Profit on this property

$41,344

Your total deduction

$379,876

So, your new taxable income is your previous income minus your total deduction ($150,000 - $379,876)

-$229,876

Your old tax bill

$45,000

Your new tax bill

-$68,963

Estimated tax savings

$113,963

216 N Rue Jolley Rd Brian Head, Utah, 84719

4 bed • 3 bath • 10 guests • $800,000

Annual Revenue

$63,246

Profit (Cash Flow)

-$12,620

Cap Rate

5.2%

Annual Revenue

$63,246

AirDNA projects $468/night at 37% occupancy ($63,246)

Occupancy Rate

Avg Daily Rate

Return Metrics

-6.48% cash on cash return is a poor return over the next 1 year.

Investment Value Over Time

Property Appreciation

3%

Revenue Appreciation

0%

Cash on Cash Return

-6.48%

Cap Rate

5.16%

Tax Calculator (USA)

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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

$37,969

Deductible property tax

$7,920

Your total deduction

$124,180

Your adjusted annual income

$150,000 - $124,180 = $25,820

Taxes on $25,820 (30%)

$7,746

Your old tax bill

$45,000

Your new tax bill

$7,746

Estimated tax savings

$37,254

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