ACTIVEsingle familyvia mls

229 Clay Bank Road

Branson, MO, 65616

3 bd3 ba1,610 sqftBuilt 2023

List price

$549,000

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

-$879

Cap rate

4.5%

Cash-on-cash

-9.6%

DSCR

0.70

Purchase price

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Nightly rate (ADR)

Occupancy %

Mgmt fee %

Est. annual revenue$49,184

Stays / year67

Property tax($600)

Insurance($2,745)

Utilities($3,000)

HOA($0)

Management($9,837)

Maintenance reserve($2,459)

Cleaning($6,023)

Net operating income$24,520

Down payment$109,800

Loan amount$439,200

Monthly payment (P&I)$2,922.01

Annual debt service($35,064)

Annual cash flow-$10,544

Break-even occupancy73.8%

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Listing description

Fully approved for nightly rentals, this brand new cabin is located in Trophy Run, a lakefront community on Lake Taneycomo, world renowned for the monster rainbow and brown trout that swim just minutes outside your door.The award winning Johnny Morris golf courses are just a few minutes down the road.Table Rock Lake, and the Branson strip are also just minutes away.This cabin features three bedrooms and a bonus loft.

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