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403 Veterans Boulevard, Unit C-3

Branson, MO, 65616

1 bd1 ba436 sqftBuilt 1971

List price

$144,000

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Financial analysis

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Monthly cash flow

$246

Cap rate

8.4%

Cash-on-cash

10.3%

DSCR

1.32

Est. annual revenue$31,116
Stays / year67
Property tax($1,440)
Insurance($720)
Utilities($3,000)
HOA($0)
Management($6,223)
Maintenance reserve($1,556)
Cleaning($6,023)
Net operating income$12,155
Down payment$28,800
Loan amount$115,200
Monthly payment (P&I)$766.43
Annual debt service($9,197)
Annual cash flow$2,958
Break-even occupancy45.6%

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Listing description
This completely renovated and fully furnished condo is your perfect Branson getaway and a cash flowing short term rental! This one bedroom one bath condo features LVP flooring throughout, a modern kitchen and ground level access. Condo amentities include pools, fitness center, playground, and creek access. An added bonus, all utitlities are paid by the COA! Located within walking distance of Historic Downtown Branson and the Branson Landing you're in the perfect spot for great dining, shopping, and entertainment.

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