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Will Stewart
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What would you offer?

Will Stewart
  • Investor
  • MA
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Have a 6 unit I am looking at in NH. 5 one beds and one 3 bed. Currently only 5 occupied (3br vacant, will rent for about 1600) renting for 3800 total. Taxes 10k, insurance 3k, utilities 7k. I figure 500/mo for capex and maintenance. owner pays all utilities but electric for five units, 3br tenant pays all. Class B area in an A town. Moderate to a lot of deferred maintenance. Once I get it cleaned up should be able to rent units for total of 6700/mo. Assume an 8 cap and 50% expenses that puts the end value at about 500k. Probably needs 50k to get there.

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Tim W.
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Tim W.
  • Keller, TX
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NOI/cap rate - expenditures. Id value it on what the property is actually making, not what it could rent for (the 3 bed is vacant).

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