I'm not sure if this is a good deal or not...

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  • Rental Property Investor · Augusta, GA · Member since 2017 · 825 posts · 278 votes
    8y

    Hi, Without knowing about the property, it is very hard to tell. A few things to consider: if it is a multifamily, you might want to look at your financing options. My local banks amortize commercial loans over 15 years, not 30, and that makes a big difference. You'll also want to find out the actual tax and insurance expenses. It looks like you have that at the top , but not the bottom, and that throws off your projections. Good luck!

  • Investor · La Vernia, TX · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 865 votes
    8y

    Howdy @Kevin Williams

    This analysis needs a lot of work.  

    How are you financing the acquisition?  What kind of loan?  Is the rest cash?

    What is the Refinance loan?  0% Interest?

    What type Multi Family property is it?  What are you basing your $90K Rehab estimate on?  I’m pretty sure that big of a budget will take longer than 2 months.

    Your tax and insurance numbers are way off.  I can’t imagine it’s $1,000 per month for taxes.

    What is your goal with this deal?  You planning to leave $68K cash in the property?

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