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ACTIVEsingle familyvia mls

102 Lost Creek Circle

Branson West, MO, 65737

2 bd2 ba1,291 sqftBuilt 2004

List price

$375,000

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Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

-$18,701

Cap rate

-53.5%

Cash-on-cash

-299.2%

DSCR

-8.37

Est. annual revenue$40,150
Stays / year67
Property tax($1,579)
Insurance($1,875)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($218,100)
Management($8,030)
Maintenance reserve($2,008)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income-$200,464
Down payment$75,000
Loan amount$300,000
Monthly payment (P&I)$1,995.91
Annual debt service($23,951)
Annual cash flow-$224,415
Break-even occupancy567.4%

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Listing description
Wonderful Cabin in the wood with all of the excitement of a vacation area. Stonebridge park & playground are fun. Roark Creek skipping rocks and wading in the water are memories. There is a Clubhouse with a restaurant and Golfing and a swimming pool. Oh and tennis courts too. The hot tub on the screened porch at Cabin 7 is pretty enticing too. The cabin adds to the attitude of being relaxed in nature. This unit is a high preforming vacation rental property.

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