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Prashant Sharma
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Please help me with my deal analysis

Prashant Sharma
  • Jersey City, NJ
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Hello BP members,

I'm new to investing (although late to the game, sat out of the market and watch go up past 5-7 years). After having gone through quite a few podcasts, blogs, posts, etc.. I have decided that I'm ready to pull the trigger. 

So, need some help with my math: open to your expert feedback:

I'm looking at a 4 unit property on Orlando, FL near downtown (Lake Eola heights). Property is wood frame (I have heard of termite issues in Florida to be common in wood frame houses?)

Loan amt -(after 25% dwn) 375000
P&I (5%) 1956
Taxes 505
Ins /mo. 250 (Total guess at this point)
Util /mo. (water, sewer) 300

Potential rent 4000
Prop Maint 10% 400
Vacancy (5%) 200
Prop repairs 200
Net Inc 189

Does this deal make sense numbers wise or even for the neighborhood? Anything major that I'm missing?

Thanks!

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Nathan Platter
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Nathan Platter
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hi @Prashant Sharma ,

  • Your vacancy is a little low (I usually go with 8-10%)

Going off your amounts, you should not do this deal. If you make $189 a month, that's $2,268 a year. Since your down payment is $125k, your ROI would be 1.8% That's too much risk for that little return.

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