ACTIVEsingle familyvia mls

195-217 Watersound Way

Hollister, MO, 65672

12 bd12 ba5,044 sqftBuilt 2022

List price

$1,636,000

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

-$3,286

Cap rate

4.0%

Cash-on-cash

-12.0%

DSCR

0.62

Purchase price

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Nightly rate (ADR)

Occupancy %

Mgmt fee %

Est. annual revenue$130,488

Stays / year67

Property tax($15,604)

Insurance($8,180)

Utilities($3,000)

HOA($0)

Management($26,098)

Maintenance reserve($6,524)

Cleaning($6,023)

Net operating income$65,059

Down payment$327,200

Loan amount$1,308,800

Monthly payment (P&I)$8,707.48

Annual debt service($104,490)

Annual cash flow-$39,431

Break-even occupancy78.6%

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Listing description

Four Proven money-makers in the Branson Cove Resort development. Four adjoining 3 bedroom cabins in the resort, these cabins stay booked year round. Walking distance to all the excellent amenities, including outdoor pool, indoor pool, pickleball courts, and lake access. Close to Branson strip, SDC, and the new Thunder Ridge outdoor concert venue.These are turn-key cabins, with glowing reviews on the booking sites.

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