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Rafael Larios
  • Upland, CA
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7daysAgo Just bought my first Home, A Duplex, What's Next

Rafael Larios
  • Upland, CA
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A little about me. I'm 28 years old, I'm a restaurant manager/everything else for one mine and my families restaurant, just had my first kid (4moths), married (6years), and i just bought my first home 7days ago.

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Nathan Diones
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Redlands, CA
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Nathan Diones
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Redlands, CA
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Rafael - Congrats on your deal!  I know that area very well as I have owned a couple buildings a couple blocks east of you (Post & Lombard St's) in the past and I have brokered many more.   

I like that fact that your building is brand new and you can have your own selection of tenants.  I would try to achieve $1,350 min - $1,495 max per unit.  Rentometer . com is pretty cool if you want additional rent comps. 

If I recall correctly your building has two water meters?  With that being the case you can truly past that bill onto to each tenant.  Redlands unlike Yucaipa and other surrounding cities, bills for water, sewer and trash together.  So you could pass on the water bill to each tenant and only responsible for taxes, insurance, mortgage (if any) and repairs.    

I would suggest using one for a year or two if you are unfamiliar with up to date landlord & tenant laws.   If you need a referral for a property management company, please send me a PM, I live in Redlands and have a couple great management companies that I have used in the past when I was to busy to properly handle my units. 

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