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Timpani Investment Analysis

4225 Timpani Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89110

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MLS #2800289 · Residential/Single Family Residential · Prepared for Curated Investor Cash Flow Properties

The Investment Case

Timpani offers a furnished five bedroom room rental at a lower asking price than the fourplex choices. The individual room model could provide more income than a conventional single tenant lease, but the result depends on actual collections, expenses, and whether the current use can continue.

The MLS rent field lists $4,200 per month, while the public comments say rent can exceed $4,200. Furniture and appliances are included. Review actual room agreements, occupancy, collections, turnover and utilities before treating the advertised amount as collected income.

4225 Timpani Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89110
Purchase price$458,900
Scheduled gross per month$4,200
Annual net operating income$19,426
Cap rate4.2%
Monthly cash flow after debt$1,619

Scenario Comparison

Current income uses the rents entered for this property. Other cases are labeled assumptions and can be changed as better information arrives.

MeasureAdvertised rent, all cash
Assumption
Advertised rent, financed
Assumption
Scheduled annual income$50,400$50,400
After vacancy$43,344$45,360
Operating costs and reserves$23,918$24,079
Net operating income$19,426$21,281
Cap rate4.2%4.6%
Monthly principal and interest$0$2,554
Monthly cash flow$1,619$-781
Cash invested$484,667$140,492
Annual cash on cash return4.0%-6.7%
Debt coverage ratioPending verification0.69
Break even occupancy44.1%110.2%

What the Numbers Include

Advertised rent, all cash

Assumption
Purchase price
458900
Down payment %
100
Interest rate %
8.12
Loan term in years
30
Closing costs
13,767
Upfront repairs
0
Initial cash reserves
12,000
Monthly scheduled rent
4,200
Other monthly income
0
Vacancy allowance %
14
Annual taxes
1,802
Annual insurance
1,020
Monthly HOA or community fees
0
Monthly owner utilities
460
Monthly solar payment
230
Other monthly costs
275
Management % of collected income
8
Maintenance % of scheduled income
7
Capital reserve % of scheduled income
5

Illustrative all cash purchase using the MLS asking price and advertised $4,200 monthly rent. Vacancy and operating costs are modeled, not verified. Solar is leased, but its actual payment is unknown. Verify room leases, collections, utility bills, insurance, solar terms, and the cost of addressing unpermitted work.

Advertised rent, financed

Assumption
Purchase price
458900
Down payment %
25
Interest rate %
8.12
Loan term in years
30
Closing costs
13,767
Upfront repairs
0
Initial cash reserves
12,000
Monthly scheduled rent
4,200
Other monthly income
0
Vacancy allowance %
10
Annual taxes
1,802
Annual insurance
1,020
Monthly HOA or community fees
0
Monthly owner utilities
460
Monthly solar payment
230
Other monthly costs
275
Management % of collected income
8
Maintenance % of scheduled income
7
Capital reserve % of scheduled income
5

Uses the same income and operating assumptions as Scenario 1. Financing assumes 25% down, 8.125% interest, and a 30 year loan. These are sample terms, not a lender quote. Verify closing costs, solar payment, and any repairs or permit costs.

Strengths

Five bedrooms, four bathrooms, furnished operation, no HOA and an existing room rental model.

Tradeoffs

More intensive management than a standard rental. Leased solar and a garage conversion and additions described as unpermitted require close review.

Before Making a Decision

Request each room agreement, a rent ledger, expense history, permit records, solar contract, insurance quote and confirmation that the operation may continue under applicable rules.

Closing Read

The gross income makes this worth serious review. The decision rests on whether the existing operating model and expenses hold up under documentation.

Sources and Calculation Notes

MLS unit rents: Five furnished bedrooms are rented individually. Listed room rents range from $600 to $1,000 per month. Individual lease amounts and actual collections have not been verified.

The MLS rent field shows $4,200 per month. Public comments say monthly rent can exceed $4,200. Actual collections and operating expenses have not been verified.

Gross yield uses scheduled rent divided by purchase price. Net operating income subtracts vacancy, operating costs, management, maintenance and reserves before debt payments. Cash on cash return divides annual cash flow after debt by the cash invested. These figures use the inputs shown above and should be checked against leases, actual expenses and financing terms.

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