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Rahul Sunkavalli
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Out of State Deal Analysis Advice

Rahul Sunkavalli
  • Investor
  • Franklin Park, NJ
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Looking at Charlotte as my first out of state rental property. I am looking at a deal and need some help analyzing it. Property Type: Townhome Listing Price: 200k Thinking of putting in an offer at $180k based on my own analysis. Average Rent in area: 1600/month HOA: $270 Property Tax: $175/month Insurance: 45/month Financing: 30 year fixed That would put me at rough $400 positive cash flow. This will not include management fee if I choose to employ a PM company. Nor does it include the water, sewage, and garbage fees. With all those I expect to I will have $200 positive cash flow. Looking to get some feedback on this as I am still in the process of learning and do not want to make a mistake if I can prevent it. Thanks in advance.

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Tarcisio Mora
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Tarcisio Mora
  • Realtor
  • Suisun City, CA
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I'm not professional but it seems like it is not a good deal my analysis has you loosing money. It meet the 1% rule of thumb or the 50% rule either.

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