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re: Gulf Shores/Orange Beach condos
Posted on 2/24/24 at 11:56 am to Captain Want
Posted on 2/24/24 at 11:56 am to Captain Want
As late as 5 years ago you could still buy a GS/OB condo and not have to subsidize it too much. It is a completely different story today. I own a Phoenix V condo and here are my rentals and expenses -
Annual Expenses -
Electric - $1,800
HOA Base - $9,200
HOA Capital Assessment - $7,000
HOA Insurance Assessment - $14,000
Orange Beach Business License - $200
HO6 Liability Insurance - $1,500
Property Tax - $4,600
Rental Repairs - $3,000
Management Fee (20%) - $12,000
Total - $53,300
Rental Gross - $60,000
Net - $6,700
Loan Payments ($380,000 - 30 years) - $28,800
Net annual subsidy - $22,100
So I have to pay about $2,000 a month out of pocket. The good news is the condo that I paid $480K for about 5 years ago is worth about $800K today.
Annual Expenses -
Electric - $1,800
HOA Base - $9,200
HOA Capital Assessment - $7,000
HOA Insurance Assessment - $14,000
Orange Beach Business License - $200
HO6 Liability Insurance - $1,500
Property Tax - $4,600
Rental Repairs - $3,000
Management Fee (20%) - $12,000
Total - $53,300
Rental Gross - $60,000
Net - $6,700
Loan Payments ($380,000 - 30 years) - $28,800
Net annual subsidy - $22,100
So I have to pay about $2,000 a month out of pocket. The good news is the condo that I paid $480K for about 5 years ago is worth about $800K today.
Posted on 3/4/24 at 11:00 am to Ramblin Wreck
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So I have to pay about $2,000 a month out of pocket. The good news is the condo that I paid $480K for about 5 years ago is worth about $800K today.
I Wonder how this investment would compare to an S&P index fund return over the same time frame.
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