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370 Hayes Spring Drive

Crane, MO, 65633

1 bd1 ba658 sqftBuilt 1930

List price

$544,000

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Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

-$1,961

Cap rate

2.1%

Cash-on-cash

-21.6%

DSCR

0.32

Est. annual revenue$31,116
Stays / year67
Property tax($376)
Insurance($2,720)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($0)
Management($6,223)
Maintenance reserve($1,556)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$11,218
Down payment$108,800
Loan amount$435,200
Monthly payment (P&I)$2,895.40
Annual debt service($34,745)
Annual cash flow-$23,526
Break-even occupancy129.7%

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Listing description
Exceptional 76.5-acre countryside retreat featuring rolling hills, open pasture, and beautiful wooded acreage offering privacy and breathtaking rural views. The property includes a solid masonry home built in 1930 with 1 bedroom/living room, 1 bath, and a durable tin roof. A spacious shop building doubles as a garage and workshop, providing excellent versatility for equipment, hobbies, or storage. Excellent opportunity for a hobby farm, livestock operation, homestead, or country living with plenty of room to expand.

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