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Updated almost 15 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Sean H.
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Found a good one

Sean H.
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Pittsburgh, PA
Posted

Property is listed for $44,000. 5 units, 2 / 1. 4 units currently rented, (430x3, 400x1).

the 5th unit needs slight rehab. it needs a kitchen sink, kitchen cabinets, some areas painted, 2 interior doors, laminate flooring replaced in bathroom, new toilet, new bathroom vanity, new shower door. roof repair. total costs estimated around 5k.

once all 5 units are rented, the annual income, less 8.3% vacancy, will be: $19140

annual expenses are as follows:

insurance: $804
taxes: $1620
utilities: $3420
PM: $2000
allotment for maintence/repairs: $1200

mortgage: $284 per month, $3404 / year

annual cash flow: $5,692. ($474 / month)

everything looks good, what am I missing??

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    Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
    • Real Estate Investor
    • the villages, FL
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    Rich Weese#2 Off Topic Contributor
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    Sean,
    Please be very careful and do more due diligence before you leap.

    1. Do you actually have a mgmt company that is willing to manage on % of rent.
    2. Just HOW LOW income is the area?
    3. If the owner is telling you it is a "little more intensive", what he probably means is he isn't sleeping and wants out.
    4.Re- read your definition of "slight rehab". Huh? Floors, doors, cabinets, paint, sinks, painting, roof, etc. That is not slight rehab , imo.

    I wouldn't trust the sellers' word and I'd really want to research the mgrs' thoughts. Rich

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