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Flavio Zanetti
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Anything wrong with this deal?

Flavio Zanetti
  • Investor
  • Andover, MA
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My partner and I are looking into this investment property... Initially, it looked too good to be true, but even after finding some hiccups, I still believe it will be a go - thoughts, comments, suggestions, concerns are highly appreciated! 

More details:

Asking price 600K - 6+ multi unit property.

  • Gross Income: $93,300
  • Total Monthly Rent: $7,775 (includes heat and hot water)
  • Gross Expenses: $35,229
  • Water and Sewer Expenses: $2,922
  • Repairs & Maintenance Expenses: $6,511
  • Insurance Expenses: $6,215
  • Gas Expenses: $4,562
  • Electricity Expenses: $946
  • Taxes: 9432
  • NOI: $53,406

Additional information:

Most rents are below market.

Gas furnaces and electrical systems were updated less than 5 years ago.

Roof is 10 years old.

Thanks in advance!


Flavio

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Frankie Woods
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  • Arlington, VA
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Frankie Woods
  • Investor
  • Arlington, VA
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Where are your vacancy, PM, and CAPEX expenses? Given rents are low, your expenses seem very low. Generally, they will be about 40-60% of gross income. Are repairs/mx outlined about defferred or is that your montly planning factor?

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