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We looked at many homes in The Cove (the neighborhood closest to the beach, but not on the island of Deerfield Beach). The Cove brings great lifestyle and access to the beach, without the hurricane and flood insurance challenges. Most of the homes are remodels of 1960's era builds, but the remodels quality standards vary widely, with none we saw matching the quality of this home.
The builder chose to utilize the larger than normal (for this neighborhood) backyard to build a professional level pickleball court. Pickleball is one of the hottest sports in America at the moment with courts renting for $15 an hour ($2,400 a month when rented for 40 hours a week). The Mansion team plans on leveraging this unique feature to drive increased awareness of the property to Pickleball fans nationwide looking to visit the beaches of Florida.
There is additional room for a pool/spa combo with plans in the Upfit budget to add this amenity in the low season of May/June of 2024. This amenity has proven to increase revenues in short-terms rentals by a significant amount and will allow this home to compete with top properties in the area.
Data provided by AirDNA has shown that 4-bedroom or larger homes can demand significantly higher Average Daily Rates (“ADRs”) than smaller homes relative to their incremental cost in the Deerfield Beach, FL market. We believe that this home was a great Mansion candidate given it was a complete gut remodel including new HVAC, new Hurricane rated windows, new electrical and more. The price per square foot made it attractive compared to the market given it's high quality of finishes. Additionally, The Cove and Deerfield Beach do not have Municipal, Deed or HOA restrictions that may prohibit flexible rental models (many HOAs do restrict short term rentals). Debt terms were not available at rates that would increase potential returns, so no debt was added to this home. As a strategic refinancing candidate, we intend to add leverage if rates become favorable to investor returns and return proceeds net of additional cash reserves, to ensure debt coverage, to investors. Any total estimated return is obtained through potential equity appreciation when the property is sold as well as recurring dividends from any positive cash flows after reserves, expenses and fees.
Estimates of annual rent collected are based on third-party data provider AirDNA projections and are not a guarantee of future revenues. Estimates of Operating, Finance, and Other Expenses (accounting, legal, tax, and AUM or others) are best guess estimates for this property based on the manager’s best guess estimates. These numbers are NOT a guarantee of future bookings or final expenses. Short term real estate rentals can be volatile and have the potential to go unbooked or generate substantially more or less revenue than estimated. Gross Yield is defined by taking the projected annual revenues divided by the offering total ($203,944 / $1,547,892). Dividends are not guaranteed and may fluctuate or not be paid at all given the volatility of single family short-term rentals.
Estimates of current home value and historical appreciation are provided by third-party data providers and are not a guarantee of future performance. HouseCanary Agile Insights report with complete data can be found at
**Appreciation is not guaranteed and home values are variable based on market conditions. FRED Data is provided by the St Louis Federal Reserve and updated data can be found at: Fort Lauderdale FRED Data CAGR is calculated based on Q1-23 indexed value vs. Q1-13 and Q1-03 indexed values.
Estimated annualized return as shown on this page and in the calculator are initial based on the following inputs (some of which can be modified by your user inputs):
initialOfferingValue = $1,549,388 (potential initial offering value including fees/expenses)
annualAppreciation = 0.075 (FHFA data since 2012 for US Avg.)
annualCashFlowPct = 0.0504 (based on AirDNA & Mansion projections)
initialInvestment = Does not Affect Estimated Annualized Return Percentage
holdingPeriod = 7 (assumed average hold period by Manager)
annualCashFlowIncrease = 0.05 (projections by Manager)
dispositionExpensePct = 0.04 (approximation by Manager)
initialHomeValue = $1,310,300 (Purchase Price + Amenity Investment)
furnishingValue = $593,606 (estimated initial purchase price of furnishings)
cashReserves = $37,125 (estimated initial cash reserves)
The projections or other information generated by the Mansion Return Analysis Calculator regarding the likelihood of various investment outcomes are hypothetical in nature, do not reflect actual investment results and are not guarantees of future results.The methodology of this calculator does not include any comparisons or considerations of alternative investment opportunities. The results may vary with each use and over time of this analysis tool given inputs or changes in methodology. This tool only considers home values and expenses related to this property on which the tool is displayed. To apply a similar approach to alternative criteria, we have published the math and code to the tool at Mansionlife.com/The-Maths Annualized Rate of Return shown is a basic formula that estimates cash flows based on assumptions and reflects cash flows on an annual basis. This should not be confused with true IRR calculations or GIPS standards for IRR calculations. See the Math at Mansionlife.com/The-Maths
As shown above, our calculations assume 4% property disposition costs at sale, an average annual net operating income increase of 5%, and an initial property value equal to the greater of the HouseCanary reported initial value or the purchase price + upfit investment. The calculator assumes furnishings value and cash reserves value stay fixed and are returned in full at the end of the holding period, this assumption may not account for depletion of cash reserves or depreciation of furnishings over time.The FHFA estimates provided are sourced from the latest quarterly report by the Federal Housing Finance Agency as of August 29, 2023. Read more