349 Fox Run Dr3 beds · 1 bathCash flow
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349 Fox Run Dr
Blue Ridge, GA 305133 beds · 1 bathSleeps 8
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Blue Ridge, GA 305133 beds · 1 bathSleeps 8
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Blue Ridge, GA 305133 beds1 bathSleeps 8
From 8 nearby AirbnbsEstimated from 8 nearby Airbnbs, typically 3.8 mi away, data through Sep 2026How we estimate
Keeps cash-flowing up to about $581k with 25% down
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54% of nights booked at $338
Gross revenue
$63,148 a year
Nearby estimate: 54% · ~197 nights
Nearby estimate: $338
3% Airbnb host fee and 10% management, of revenue
Airbnb host fee
Share of revenue
−$1,894 a year
Property management
Share of revenue. 0% if you self-manage
−$6,315 a year
Property tax, insurance, utilities, maintenance and an STR license
Property tax
Share of price, per year
−$4,317 a year
Insurance
Default: 0.5% of price
−$2,159 a year
Utilities and internet
Default for this size: $450 a month
−$5,400 a year
Maintenance
Share of price, per year
−$4,317 a year
HOA
$0 a year
STR license and permits
−$200 a year
25% down at 7% over 30 years
Down payment
$107,925 of the price
Interest rate
Default: 7%
Loan term
Mortgage payment
$2,154 a month on a $323,775 loan
−$25,849 a year
Cash flow
20%+$1,058 a month
Paid once: down payment, closing costs and furnishing
Down payment
$107,925 a year
Closing costs
Share of price
$4,317 a year
Furnishing and setup
$20,000 a year
That's the middle half of the 8 Airbnbs this estimate comes from, typically 3.8 miles away. Revenue and occupancy are Chalet's estimates from each listing's observed bookings.
For the bigger picture, see Blue Ridge, GA Airbnb market data.
The dashed line is the revenue a month needs to cover its costs: $4,046, of which $3,520 is owed whether or not it's booked.
| Month | Revenue | Revenue below break-even | Cash flow |
|---|---|---|---|
| October 2025 | $4,844 | — | +$694 |
| November 2025 | $6,477 | — | +$2,115 |
| December 2025 | $5,992 | — | +$1,693 |
| January 2026 | $4,044 | $2 | −$2 |
| February 2026 | $4,067 | — | +$18 |
| March 2026 | $6,073 | — | +$1,763 |
| April 2026 | $4,909 | — | +$751 |
| May 2026 | $5,554 | — | +$1,312 |
| June 2026 | $4,746 | — | +$609 |
| July 2026 | $5,715 | — | +$1,452 |
| August 2026 | $5,239 | — | +$1,038 |
| September 2026 | $5,490 | — | +$1,256 |
+$67k cash flow, +$28k tax saving, −$28k tax on it at the sale, +$81k from the sale, once your cash to close is back.
Over 5 years, then a sale. Assumes the home gains 5% a year, revenue grows 1.5% a year, owning costs grow 3% a year, and 6% selling costs. Before tax on the gain from the sale. A projection, not a promise.
The building is $280,605 of the price (65%; the rest is land, which isn't depreciated). A study typically reclassifies 30% of the building into shorter-lived parts, deducted at a 100% bonus rate: $84,182. The remaining building is depreciated over 39 years, $4,827 in year one. When you sell, that depreciation is taxed back (recapture): the reclassified part at your rate, the rest at up to 25%, about $28,145 in year 5. Only the year-one saving and its recapture are counted above, and only if you materially participate. An estimate, not tax advice: the real figure depends on a cost segregation study and your situation, so check with a CPA.
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