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25177 Dana Lane — Moreno Valley — 3 Beds • 2 Baths • 1,335 Sq Ft | Belmont Brokerage | Belmont Brokerage

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$529,900

31 DOM

$397/sqft3 bd2 ba1,335 sqft

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25177 Dana Ln Moreno Valley, CA 92551

4,356sqft lot

Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath residence featuring an open concept. The spacious kitchen with new quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and modern light fixtures. 1 bedroom on the main floor and two bedrooms upstairs. Both bathrooms have been tastefully renovated with new vanities and new lighting. Freshly painted inside and out. Large backyard ideal for gardening, outdoor living, or future projects. Low taxes, No special assessments or Mell-Ross. Move-in ready and waiting for you!

MLS IV26052486

951-742-5056 (Office) 951-907-4824 (Cell) MPiecho@me.com

Est. payment

$3,386/mo

Principal & interestTaxesInsurance

$2,679$552$155

Down %

Rate %

Years

Down payment: $105,980 · Total cost: $1,070,587

Mortgage vs rent

Compare estimated owner carrying cost (same loan math as above) to a gross rent estimate from a price-based multiplier (not a comp lease).

Est. carrying cost$3,386/mo

Principal & interest: $2,679
Est. property tax: $552
Est. insurance: $155
Down payment: $105,980

Est. gross rent$2,208/mo

Gross rent ≈ list price ÷ (20 × 12). Adjust the multiplier to match how you underwrite (typical investor GRM bands are often ~16–24 for SFR, market-dependent).

Rent − carrying cost (illustrative)$-1,178/mo

Down payment20%

6.5% APR, 30-year amortization — same P&I formula as the payment calculator above.

Gross rent multiple (annual)20×

Not financial advice. Mortgage uses standard amortizing P&I; taxes and insurance are rough California-style estimates (1.25% / yr tax, 0.35% / yr insurance). Rent is gross (no vacancy or management); actual market rent requires comps or a lease listing.