Please take a look at the numbers. The returns seems too high for this Aylmer property.

Hello.

As I mentioned at the last OREIO meeting, I am making my Aylmer Rehab available to an investor. Can someone please take a look at the numbers. The returns seem very high and I cannot figure out if I have made a calculation error or not.

When I originally calculated returns, I found a 9.7 cash on cash return. I then figured avg mortgage paydown of 2.8% (1/35th per year) and modest 3% appreciation. *** BUT *** That is on the entire purchase price. When I calculate figured based on the actual cash invested (and use the actual dollar amount paid off and the appreciation over a 3 year period), I come up with a very different number. I don't want to mislead anyone. So if someone notices that I did something wrong, please point it out to me.

Thanks
- Babette

541 Gordon Street - Investment Property

== Cashflow Analysis ==

Price: $164,900
Initial : Cash Outlay : $11325
...... Down 5% : $8,245.00 / Closing Costs Est : $1,500.00 / Welcome Tax : $,400.00)

Monthly Income : $989
Carrying Costs : $897
......Mortgage - 4.5%, 35yr amort = $737.00 PLUS Taxes : $160.00
Monthly Cashflow : $92 ( = $989 - $897 )

Annual Cashflow : $1104
Annual Cash on Cash Return : 9.7% ( = $1104/11325)

Total Earnings Over 3 years : $29,110
Average Annual Earnings over 3 years : $9703 ( =-$29,110 / 3 )
.....3 year Cash Flow : $3312 ($1104 * 3)
.....Principal Paydown : $10,957
.....Modest Appreciation : $14841 (3% / year avg)

Avg Rate of Return over 3 years : 85% ( = $9703 / $11325 )

As I am looking for a quick close, I am willing to do a vendor take back to help the purchaser.

Hi Babette, The only items

Hi Babette,

The only items that may affect the numbers would be insurance cost and vacancy allowance from what I've seen.

Could you please contact me regarding this as I'm interested in learning more about it. I'm not sure how to contact members on this forum so you can reach me at chris(dot)veaudry(at)gmail(dot)com.

Thanks.

Chris