Foundation
  • Getting Started
    • The Different Stages Of Acquiring A Property
  • Acquiring A Property
    • Forming A Search Party
      • How To Create A Search Party
    • Creating An Investment Proposal
      • Adding A Property Use
      • Adding Property Photos
      • Adding Financials
      • Adding Proposal Overview
      • Adding Group Chat
      • Adding Expenses & Revenue
      • Adding A Location
    • Publishing An Investment Proposal
      • Defining Investment Limits
      • NFT/Token Gating Proposal
      • Defining Payment Types
    • Investing In A Proposal
      • Committing Funds
      • Funding Your Investment
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Adding Expenses & Revenue

Add ongoing expenses and revenue to your proposal.

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Last updated 2 years ago

Figuring out and projecting the ongoing costs of a project is an important part of developing your investment proposal. We try to make this as easy as possible by helping you calculate important high level stats like profit, Cash-On-Cash Return, etc. You can begin adding expenses and revenue by clicking the Add Expenses & Revenue button. Then you can begin adding the following details will be inputs in calculating high level financial details:

  • Current Value - This is what you believe the property is currently worth - regardless of how much it is currently being sold for.

  • Expected Appreciation Rate - This is how much you expect this property to appreciate every year. We recommend using the average appreciation rate over the last 15 years.

  • Expected Rent Growth - This is how much you expect to raise rent every year.

  • Renovation Costs - This is how much you expect to spend on initially renovating the property.

  • Landlord Insurance - This is how much you expect insurance to cost every year.

  • Property Taxes - This is the yearly property tax rate for your property. The tax rate will differ per state and county.

  • HOA - Some properties are located in an area that requires you to pay a monthly fee to the homeowners association.

  • Property Management - You may want to hire someone or a company to help you manage the property (find tenants, etc.) Typically property management companies charge between 6 - 10% of monthly rent.

  • Vacancy Rate - If you are planning on renting out your property, you should expect that for a certain percent of the year it will be vacant and not generating any income.

After you have entered all of those inputs, we will generate a yearly and monthly breakdown that will give you a sense of how much profit (if any) the property will generate.