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Rental Property, Chesapeake Va

Kristine F.
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Hello. I am new to investung and I just purchased a foreclosure in Chesapeake Va for $185K. I will spend about $25K in renovation costs. There is a $200/mo HOA fee. I will pay my property manager the first month's rent and $89/mo. The fair market rent in the area is around $1650. Can you please advise if I made a good deal? Also, how does the Chesapeake Va real estate market look like? I live in California so the properties are too expensive which is why I looked into purchasing out of state. I was initially going to purchase in Dallas because all of the articles I read say that the Dallas market is great. However, I decided on Chesapeake because I was worried that property values in Dallas are already inflated. I found a great realtor that helped me find the foreclosure and I read that Chesapeake is a great rental market since it is close to a lot of military bases. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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Sean Rooks
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Sean Rooks
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Use the calculators on here to run the numbers. If you are meeting your cashflow goals, then it’s a good deal!

As for chesapeake, yes the rental market seems strong. Chesapeake is a large area though and there is a spread of high and lower income areas, good and not so good schools. What area of chesapeake is it in?

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