ACTIVEcondovia mls

80 Kimberling Crossing Drive, Unit 218

Kimberling City, MO, 65686

2 bd2 ba728 sqftBuilt 1989

List price

$195,000

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$453

Cap rate

9.2%

Cash-on-cash

14.0%

DSCR

1.44

Purchase price

Down payment %

Interest rate %

Nightly rate (ADR)

Occupancy %

Mgmt fee %

Est. annual revenue$40,150

Stays / year67

Property tax($2,221)

Insurance($975)

Utilities($3,000)

HOA($0)

Management($8,030)

Maintenance reserve($2,008)

Cleaning($6,023)

Net operating income$17,894

Down payment$39,000

Loan amount$156,000

Monthly payment (P&I)$1,037.87

Annual debt service($12,454)

Annual cash flow$5,439

Break-even occupancy42.6%

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Listing description

WALK-IN. 2BR 2BA Completely remodeled Condo with Designer Updates everywhere you look! Nightly Rental Approved. New Roof. New Outdoor Pool, New Pickleball Courts, New Basketball Court, New Indoor Pool, and New Childs Playpark. 2 Onsite Restaurants. 1.5 miles to Port of Kimberling Marina, 9 miles to Silver Dollar City. Grocery across the highway. 11 miles to Branson Strip. COA pays for all utilities including WiFi.

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