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First House Hack Deal

Omar Dolmus
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Hello all,

I've been looking at this triplex, and leveraged the BP's rental property calc and it shows me that this has potential to be a great deal. I was able to get a lot of the numbers from the seller so it makes for a more accurate underwriting. The current rent the seller has is significantly below market with the avg rent in my market for a 3/1 & 2/1 being $2k+ and a 1/1 being $1,850. The seller informed me all tenants leases will be up by the end of this year. From my knowledge this would be a great value add and could possibly generate a 20%+ CoC ROI after I move out and lease the last unit. What I want to know is am I missing something? This seems too good to be true.

Side note: It has a newer roof and Unit 3 was recently renovated.

Here are the numbers:

  • Purchase Price: $460,000
  • Interest Rate: 6.3%
  • Down Payment: 3.5%
  • Rental Income: $3815
  • 3/1 Unit 1: $1365
  • 2/1 Unit 2: $1300
  • 1/1 Unit 3: $1150

Expenses:

  • Mortgage: $2,748
  • Property Tax: $687
  • Insurance: $139
  • Garbage: $125
  • Water/sewer: $137
  • Maintenance (4%): $216
  • CapEx (6%): $324
  • Vacancy (8%): $432
  • Management Fee (8%): $432
  • Omar Dolmus
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