4906 Graston Ave Louisville, Kentucky

3 bed • 2 bath • 8 guests

Purchase Price

Est. $973/mo

$44,109

Annual Revenue

Median of 25 selected comps

Avg Daily Rate: $259
Occupancy: 47%

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Seasonality

Break-even

$3,350/mo

Avg profit / month

$326/mo

Best profit month

Sep $2,248

$3,908

Profit

Revenue

$44,109

Operating Expenses

$24,046

Operating Income

$20,063

Mortgage & Taxes

$16,155

Profit (Cash Flow)

$3,908

$58,870

Cash Investment

Down Payment

$43,800

Renos & Furnishing

$8,500

Closing Costs

$6,570

Total

$58,870

DSCR Ratio

Acceptable

1.24

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Investment Value Over Time

Property Appreciation

Revenue Appreciation

Cash on Cash Return

6.63%

Cap Rate

9.16%

Return on Investment

23.06%

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

Deductible mortgage interest

$12,150

Deductible property tax

$2,168

Estimated gross deduction

$65,610

Your income tax rate

Estimated tax savings

$19,683

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