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2700 Green Mountain Drive, Unit 6-1

Branson, MO, 65616

2 bd2 ba1,239 sqftBuilt 1992

List price

$179,000

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Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$586

Cap rate

10.3%

Cash-on-cash

19.7%

DSCR

1.62

Est. annual revenue$40,150
Stays / year67
Property tax($1,729)
Insurance($895)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($0)
Management($8,030)
Maintenance reserve($2,008)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$18,466
Down payment$35,800
Loan amount$143,200
Monthly payment (P&I)$952.71
Annual debt service($11,433)
Annual cash flow$7,033
Break-even occupancy38.9%

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Listing description
Turnkey 2 bed/2 bath lower-level condo overlooking Thousand Hills golf course and just steps from the Branson Strip. Fully furnished and currently set up as a vacation rental with furnishings, decor, and personal property included in sale.On-site pool and unbeatable location close to Branson's top attractions.This condo combines comfort, convenience, and income potential. Whether you plan to use it personally or keep it producing as a vacation rental, it's a smart opportunity in the heart of Branson.

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