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47 Timber Oaks Trail

Branson, MO, 65616

6 bd6 ba2,089 sqftBuilt 2013

List price

$679,000

47 Timber Oaks Trl Branson (1)
Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

-$962

Cap rate

4.7%

Cash-on-cash

-8.5%

DSCR

0.73

Est. annual revenue$76,285
Stays / year67
Property tax($8,776)
Insurance($3,395)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($4,200)
Management($15,257)
Maintenance reserve($3,814)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$31,820
Down payment$135,800
Loan amount$543,200
Monthly payment (P&I)$3,613.92
Annual debt service($43,367)
Annual cash flow-$11,547
Break-even occupancy67.4%

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Listing description
Rare opportunity!!! 1 of ONLY 2 six bedroom properties in this subdivision! This fully furnished, turnkey nightly rental in Indian Point and near the marina is already a strong income producer. Featuring 6 bedrooms, 6 baths, a huge yard, and recent upgrades throughout (new HVAC, deck, floors, fixtures, and more), this property is built to attract large groups and maximize bookings. Two outdoor pools + prime lake access location = a winning combo for guests and investors alike.

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