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The pool maintenance was also very high, and it had three airconditioning plants, meaning the electricity bill was also expensive. It seemed to have great rental prospects, but because the software forced him to input all elements of the deal, he discovered that the rates were very high on this property, which also had ‘extraordinarily high’ homeowners’ association fees because it was in a gated community.
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In one instance, de Roos was looking to buy a house in Phoenix, Arizona, at $50,000 below the market value.
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This information is then used to work out the internal rate of return (IRR). “If do this analysis for each of the next five years, you will get the net after-tax cash flow (NAR) after all expenses have been paid for every year,” says de Roos. Similarly, it takes all costs, insurances, maintenance – then it extrapolates and ‘looks into the future’.” The software has the ability to assess how a property is likely to perform over time, based on the current purchase price, market value, and capital growth rates.