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257 Robin Lane

Shell Knob, MO, 65747

3 bd2 ba1,306 sqftBuilt 1987

List price

$28,000

Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$2,148

Cap rate

98.5%

Cash-on-cash

460.3%

DSCR

15.41

Est. annual revenue$49,184
Stays / year67
Property tax($160)
Insurance($140)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($0)
Management($9,837)
Maintenance reserve($2,459)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$27,565
Down payment$5,600
Loan amount$22,400
Monthly payment (P&I)$149.03
Annual debt service($1,788)
Annual cash flow$25,777
Break-even occupancy9.1%

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Listing description
Looking for a cheap lake home project... this is the one. Just a couple blocks from the lake, this doublewide would make the perfect getaway cabin for the avid fisherman. The home has decent 'bones', and would need new floors and plumbing repairs. Some materials are still on property for such repairs. The home has been previously lived in so the utilities and such were working at one time. Visitors will need to use caution as some of the floors are soft. The property owner and broker shall not be held liable for injuries on property.

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