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5012 Brockton — Riverside — 2 Beds • 1 Bath • 848 Sq Ft | Belmont Brokerage | Belmont Brokerage

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$523,900

30 DOM

$618/sqft2 bd1 ba848 sqft

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5012 Brockton Riverside, CA 92506

4,356sqft lot

This beautiful Wood Street home features two bedrooms, one large bath, and a gorgeous living room filled with natural light and a charming fireplace. The stunning kitchen is equipped with all-new stainless steel appliances and offers ample cabinets and counter space. The home has been freshly painted inside and out. Enjoy the low-maintenance, drought-resistant landscaped yard, perfect for relaxing and hosting barbecues with your loved ones. Also, with a one car garage.

MLS IV26056043

951-384-6600 (Office) andystaten@hotmail.com

Est. payment

$3,348/mo

Principal & interestTaxesInsurance

$2,649$546$153

Down %

Rate %

Years

Down payment: $104,780 · Total cost: $1,058,464

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$3,348/mo

Principal & interest: $2,649
Est. property tax: $546
Est. insurance: $153
Down payment: $104,780

Est. gross rent$2,183/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)$-1,165/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.