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Herlando Y.
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  • South River, NJ
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First time investor in Central Jersey

Herlando Y.
  • Investor
  • South River, NJ
Posted

Hello All,

I found a house for my first real estate transaction in central Jersey and here is the details:

This property was a CPA office for 20 yrs and in 2008 it changed into a law office. The landlord is currently in NC and looking to sell the property. I think the town is still assessing the building as commercial therefore the higher tax treatment. I think i can get tax down to 7000 - 8000. Renovation does not seem bad since the place is well kept. The property has been on MLS since Sept 2015.

  • Asking Price: 260,000
  • ARV: 240,000
  • Offer Price: 210,000
    • 20 % down on 30 yr fix 4.125% conventional loan
  • Closing Cost: 10,000
  • Target total cost: 220,000
  • Monthly P&I Payment: 1,800 - 2,000
  • Annual Tax: 9,275
    • Potential get down to 7000 - 8000
  • Rental Income: 2100 - 2400
    • Potential 3500 if sublet by room
    • Potential cash flow 600 - 1200 monthly
  • Renovation budget: 20,000 (needs kitchen)

Features:

  • 6 Parking Spot
  • Finished Attic
  • First floor office space
  • 2nd floor 4 BR
  • Near Train station to NYC

Is there any other thing I need to add and what do you guys think?

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