Case Study · Lake

An eight-bedroom on Table Rock Lake at $930,900

$930,900Purchase price
$363,890Total entry
$58,244Recorded annual cash flow
23.23%Recorded cash-on-cash
$93,090Illustrative tax reduction

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Eight bedrooms at $930,900 combining Table Rock Lake demand with Branson's year-round entertainment traffic, which gives the property two distinct booking seasons.

8BR lake house Branson West, Missouri
Purchase price$930,900
Bedrooms8
Demand driversLake and entertainment

The deal numbers

Figures as recorded in the client deal tracker. The return basis and reporting period require confirmation.

The tracker records a $1,600,000 purchase for this client in this market. Those are the figures below. The property described above closed at $930,900.

  • Purchase price$1,600,000
  • Down payment$176,000
  • Closing costs$9,390
  • Design and furnishing$178,500
  • Total entry cost$363,890
  • Recorded annual cash flow$58,244
  • Recorded cash-on-cash23.23%

The tax position

  • Purchase price$930,900
  • Typical cost seg reclassification25% of price
  • Illustrative year-one deduction$232,725
  • Illustrative tax reduction at 40%$93,090

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The full story

Branson West is the useful part of the Branson market for an investor, because it sits on Table Rock Lake while still being inside the catchment of Branson's entertainment corridor. That combination gives a property two independent demand drivers instead of one.

Dustin bought an eight-bedroom at $930,900. Table Rock is a large, clean, boating-oriented lake, and lakefront or lake-access properties with eight bedrooms serve exactly the multi-family summer trip that the market is built around.

The second driver is the entertainment corridor. Branson runs a heavy theater and show schedule, and it draws substantial motorcoach and church group traffic, particularly in the autumn. That produces a genuine second season in September and October when the lake demand has faded, which most pure lake markets in the Midwest do not have.

The Ozarks also carry a lower cost basis than comparable lake markets in Michigan, Wisconsin or the Northeast. Missouri property taxes are moderate, construction costs are low, and eight bedrooms for under a million dollars on a major recreational lake is not a price point available in most of the country.

Questions about this deal

What did Dustin's Branson West property cost?

An eight-bedroom purchased for $930,900 in Branson West, Missouri.

Why Branson West rather than Branson proper?

Branson West sits on Table Rock Lake while remaining inside the entertainment corridor catchment, which gives a property both summer lake demand and autumn show and group traffic.

How does the Ozarks cost basis compare with other lake markets?

Substantially lower. Eight bedrooms under a million dollars on a major recreational lake is not available in most Northeast or Great Lakes markets.

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Associated recordListed entry totalDown + closing + designDifference
deal-02$363,890$363,890$0

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