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317 Hickory Street

Merriam Woods, MO, 65740

3 bd2 ba1,216 sqftBuilt 2008

List price

$212,400

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Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$1,029

Cap rate

12.2%

Cash-on-cash

29.1%

DSCR

1.91

Est. annual revenue$49,184
Stays / year67
Property tax($894)
Insurance($1,062)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($0)
Management($9,837)
Maintenance reserve($2,459)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$25,910
Down payment$42,480
Loan amount$169,920
Monthly payment (P&I)$1,130.48
Annual debt service($13,566)
Annual cash flow$12,344
Break-even occupancy33.0%

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Listing description
Charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath, 2-car garage home is just a stone's throw from Lake Taneycomo. You'll love being just minutes from all the shopping, dining, and entertainment that Branson has to offer--without the noise and congestion of town!Inside, you'll find a spacious open living plan perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The master suite features walk-in closet for added convenience. Plus the solar panels provide very low utility costs! Come see this adorable home before it's gone!

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