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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Christopher J Lemmon
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  • Little Rock, IA
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Analyze this duplex with me in

Christopher J Lemmon
  • Investor
  • Little Rock, IA
Posted

Here is potentially my 3rd investment property purchase. A duplex that is currently rented.

Price $83,000

Rents $575x 2 = $1150

Down payment = $20,750

Inspection = $450

Appraisal = $450

Title =$1200

Insurance = $1100

Loan Org. = $1000

Seller concessions = $1500

Total all in = $23,450

Monthly costs

Management = $115

Cap Ex = $100

Repairs = $50

Taxes = $107.5 $1290/year

Insurance = $92. $1100/year

Vacancy = $92

Principle & Interest = $340

Total monthly costs = $896.50

Cash flow = $1150-896.5= $253.50

Per unit cash flow = $126.75

Cash on Cash return = $253.50x12 / $23,450 = 13%

Cap Rate = $7122/$83,000. = 8.6%

Would you take this deal?

Thanks for your comments or questions! 

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Randall Kates
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Randall Kates
  • Philadelphia, PA
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For me if its Blue collar I need higher returns, Those returns dont wow me and the COCROI just barely hits past 12% the cap ex should contribute to more monthly at 8 and with me 10% because there are always things bound to happen. For me the numbers on This return would fit more favorable with white collar cities because I would be able to landlord on autopilot or less hassle free than blue collar towns in rural areas where if one loses a tenant it may be months of vacancy which will eat up profits in no time. For me its gotta be higher COCROI and a better return off 20k especially if not in a attractable city.

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