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    Rental deal in Rome: €450,800 purchase, €3,016/month — sanity check

    On financing, test the debt using the rent after vacancy and operating costs, not the full €3,016. I’d also run a simultaneous downside case: lower collected rent, an insurance increase and the reserved major repair occurring in the same year. Risks rarely arrive neatly one at a time.
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    Rental deal in Rome: €450,800 purchase, €3,016/month — sanity check

    Will this be financed? A respectable unlevered yield can still produce weak or negative cash flow if borrowing costs rise or the loan needs substantial principal payments. Stress it at a higher rate and with several months of reduced rent, not merely the expected case.
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    Rome snapshot — 2.2% price movement and rental-regulation concerns

    With a sample that small, I would not read much into either -2.2% or 19 days until the neighbourhood boundaries are tightened. Rome listings that look comparable on price can represent very different micro-markets and property conditions. Are these apartments already operating as serviced...
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    Milan 3-bed at €1,247,000 and €9,043/month: what am I missing?

    Have you entered property tax as a separate line rather than burying it in general expenses? The amount and treatment can depend on the property and ownership circumstances, so this is where I’d get Milan-specific confirmation before relying on the net yield.
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