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2015 Buyers –Why Buy Rental Property Investments?

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 Investment opportunities in Real Estate are unbelievable. Many investors are once again “flipping” Distressed Properties or Bank REO’s for quick profit. But let’s look at the more conservative long-term investment opportunities that exist. See Below:

FACTS

  1. Current Price: $100,000
  2. Was $250,000 in 2005.
  3. Cost $170,000 to build new.
  4. Window of opportunity is now!

 

  1. INITIAL INVESTMENT

$100,000

× 20% down

$20,000 down

 

  1. CARRYING COSTS – $80,000 MORTGAGE

400 principle and interest

100 taxes

+ 100 insurance

600

× 12 months

$7,200 annual carrying costs

 

  1. RENTAL INCOME

$850

× 12 months

$10,200

–1,000 repairs & maintenance

–1,000 property management fees

$8,200 net rental income

 

  1. NET ANNUAL INCOME

$8,200 net income

–7,200 mortgage & expenses (in section 2 above)

$1,000 net annual income

 

 

  1. ANNUAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI)

$1,000

÷ 20,000 amount invested as down payment 

5% annual rate of return on dollars invested (from rent income only – does not include appreciation)

 

  1. TAX DEPRECIATION

$100,000

–10,000 land value (cannot depreciate)

$90,000

÷ 29.5 years

$3,000 annual tax for buyer

× 35% tax bracket

$1,050 ( 5% additional annual from tax savings)

 

  1. TOTAL ANNUAL RETURN

5% net annual income ($1,000)

+ 5% tax savings ($1,000)

10% annual return comparable to stock market in 2010 if the property doesn’t appreciate

 

 

  1. PURCHASE PRICE EQUITY BASED ON REPLACEMENT COST TO CONSTRUCT AS BUILD SAME HOME

$170,000 cost to replace

– $100,000 purchase price

$70,000 built-in equity once new construction activity commences

 

  1. APPRECIATION

 

YEAR

  APPRECIATION

EXPLANATION

2010

$100,000 Starting year

2011

$100,000 $0 Market flat – no appreciation

2012

$100,000 $0 Market flat – no appreciation

2013

$105,000 $5,250 Add 5% appreciation

2014

$110,250 $5,512 Add 5% appreciation

2015

$115,762 $5,788 Add 5% appreciation

2016

$121,550 $6,077 Add 5% appreciation

2017

$127,627 $6,382 Add 5% appreciation

2018

$134,009 $6,700 Add 5% appreciation

2019

$140,709 $7,035 Add 5% appreciation

2020

$147,774

*$47,774 in historical appreciation

 

  1. POTENTIAL PROFIT IN 10 YEARS AT DISPOSITION OR WHEN SELL PROPERTY

A) $47,774 historical appreciation likely

+ $70,000 built-in equity (in section 8 above)

$117,774 potential profit when sell

10% ANNUAL RETURN OF $2,000 PER YEAR (IN SECTION 7 ABOVE)

$2,000

× 10 years

$20,000

  1. TOTAL PROFIT

$20,000 annual ROI in 10 years

$47,774 appreciation

+ $70,000 recaptured equity

$137,774 return on $20,000 invested

 

CONCLUSION

$137,774 return on $20,000 invested = almost 700% increase!  Compare that to the stock market.

 

ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS

  • Rent will continue to increase to improve ROI.
  • Tax rate may increase leading to greater tax benefits.