Turnkey renting for 1000 mo retail worth 150k...what can I expect

Turnkey renting for 1000 mo retail worth 150k...what can I expect

Investor · Flagstaff Arizona · Member since 2014 · 38 posts · 7 votes

I have a turnkey property. It is renting for $1000 a month with a property management company in place, taking their 10%. The property retails for well into the 150's .

I want to sell it as a turnkey, what kind of offers can I expect? Located in Birmingham Alabama. 

Any help greatly appreciated! 

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Rental Property Investor · Honolulu, HAWAII (HI) · Member since 2011 · 4k+ posts · 2k+ votes
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A savvy investor would not even give it a second look (inquire about Sf or bed/bath) unless it was priced at 80-110k). Just saying.
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  • Investor · Windsor , CT · Member since 2016 · 38 posts · 17 votes
    10y
    Whats the property valued at?
  • Landlord · Utica, MI · Member since 2015 · 190 posts · 99 votes
    10y

    Would need to need to know more. Profits per door? Id expect rent to be more a month for a property that sells for 150

  • Investor · Flagstaff Arizona · Member since 2014 · 38 posts · 7 votes
    10y

    Maybe I jumped the gun, still waiting on comps from Realtor. Zillow has it as 152k and the tax assessed value is 179k. 

    I thought it would be renting for more as well. It has been a rental for the last 15 years. 

    @Ramek Llah

    @Benjamin TimminsThis is a single family 3/2 1 car garage. 

  • Investor · Windsor , CT · Member since 2016 · 38 posts · 17 votes
    10y

    Ultimately, It all depends on location. There's places in my states capital where the homes are 250 and the rents are $800 due to crime, drugs, and other miscellaneous problems. And, those homes been on the market for years for that very reason. Its all about location! Good luck 

  • Real Estate Professional · West Palm Beach, FL · Member since 2012 · 23k+ posts · 13k+ votes
    10y

    It certainly is not worth $150k to an investor if it rents for $1,000-1,200/mo. in B'ham, or in most any place.  If it's really worth that to a home owner, empty it out, fix it up, sell it.

  • Rental Property Investor · Honolulu, HAWAII (HI) · Member since 2011 · 4k+ posts · 2k+ votes
    10y
    A savvy investor would not even give it a second look (inquire about Sf or bed/bath) unless it was priced at 80-110k). Just saying.
  • Real Estate Agent/Property Management · Houston, TX · Member since 2014 · 1k+ posts · 827 votes
    10y

    When I'm looking at properties for investors, the first thing I consider is the potential income vs the list price. If I saw a list price of $150K with a rental income of $12K a year, I would immediately move on. 

    And by the way, that's not a rap on your house since I know nothing about it. This could be a situation where the rents aren't keeping up with rising property values, or perhaps you're not renting the house at current market value.

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