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Dustin Lavender
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  • searcy, AR
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The Green House: tenant destruction

Dustin Lavender
  • Investor
  • searcy, AR
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We bought this house 15 months ago and our latest tenant just moved out. This house has been a cash flow king for me, but this go around I think I am going to do some major repairs.

We bought the house for 17k, put in 8k in initial renovations and upgrades, including a new central ac. Since then, looking at my books my repair and upkeep costs have been $900 to this point. The house rents for $550 a month. Mortgage is $108 per month and insurance cost is $280 per year. Taxes $600. Been empty for a total of 2 weeks in the last 14 months.

The latest tenant trashed it pretty good but nothing beyond repair. Will post pictures shortly.

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