ACTIVEsingle familyvia mls

Lot 3b Thorn Ridge Road

Reeds Spring, MO, 65737

3 bd2 ba1,173 sqftBuilt 2026

List price

$224,900

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$769

Cap rate

10.5%

Cash-on-cash

20.5%

DSCR

1.64

Purchase price

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Nightly rate (ADR)

Occupancy %

Mgmt fee %

Est. annual revenue$49,184

Stays / year67

Property tax($2,249)

Insurance($1,125)

Utilities($3,000)

HOA($900)

Management($9,837)

Maintenance reserve($2,459)

Cleaning($6,023)

Net operating income$23,592

Down payment$44,980

Loan amount$179,920

Monthly payment (P&I)$1,197.01

Annual debt service($14,364)

Annual cash flow$9,228

Break-even occupancy38.6%

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Listing description

Your chance to own a brand-new home in Reeds Spring on a lot you own!! Beautiful finishes throughout! There are 6 different models ranging from 1-4 bedrooms to choose from (Prices vary). Come pick out your colors, cabinets, countertops and flooring. Upgrades available at an additional cost. All homes come with a carport.** This is NOT a mobile home. This is a modular home, permanently affixed on a concrete foundation!! **

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