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Yanto Njam
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6 units building with $101K annual rent. Is it a good ROI?

Yanto Njam
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Hi,

I have 6 units building that was purchased for $780K in Chicago area. Bought it early this year and bumped up the rent from $82K/year based on the previous owner to $101K yearly rental income. 

The property tax is about $9,300/year. 

Water and Garbage about $6,000/year. 

Electricity about $360/year. 

Landscaping maintenance about $2,000/year. 

Repair maintenance about $8,000/year

Insurance about $2,500/year

Gross Net about $72,840/year

Please let me know if this is a good ROI and if it is wise to keep it for a long term with this ROI? Any input or suggestions appreciated. Thanks Yanto

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Caleb Brown
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Caleb Brown
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Sounds like a good ROI. I'd get a loan and cash out while rates are low.

  • Caleb Brown

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