Realtor · Reno, NV · Member since 2019 · 1k+ posts · 938 votes
In Northern Nevada, this is not super common to have sitting on the market.
Good deals typically go quickly, and the investors ready to pounce scoop them up.
This property was walking distance to the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR). Very high demand for students who want to be super close to campus and/or may not have a vehicle.
The numbers:
DOM (Days on Market): 96 (then withdrawn) + 95 (came back on market) = 191 total.
Original Listing Price: $700,000
PurchasePrice: $550,000 (eventually lowered to $550K)
Monthly Rent Potential: $4,200 ($700 per bedroom) - $50,400 annually
Approx. $45,000 (self-managing)
(If you'd like to see an in depth analysis including taxes, insurance, property management, vacancy, etc., PM me)
New owners currently have it listed for rent for $3,900. Since school has already begun at UNR, they're likely trying to lease it quickly at a bit of a discount.
Curious to see what they're able to get next year.
Real Estate Broker · Reno, NV · Member since 2015 · 116 posts · 48 votes
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Dang, that's rough for WW. They've been unwinding a lot of upside down deals over the last year. Alex and I have let a lot of buyers know that over the last year a lot of the best deals have been from flippers. They've been sitting on remodeled homes with monthly payments eager to get them off their books!
Dang, that's rough for WW. They've been unwinding a lot of upside down deals over the last year. Alex and I have let a lot of buyers know that over the last year a lot of the best deals have been from flippers. They've been sitting on remodeled homes with monthly payments eager to get them off their books!
I know man, pretty crazy. Agreed! There can be stress the other way as well.