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Michael Menchaca
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[Calc Review] FIRST POTENTIAL PROPERTY! Help me analyze this deal

Michael Menchaca
  • New to Real Estate
  • Fort Worth, TX
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Found this potential gem while practicing analyzing deals. Not sure if the numbers are right. The units are all leased out. Can I still maybe get it through FHA? Please help. Thanks!

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Jaysen Medhurst
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Jaysen Medhurst
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This looks interesting, @Michael Menchaca. A few things to think about:

  • The listing says "cash or hard money only," so that may be your problem if you want to use a FHA.
  • Listing also says "owner pays all bills." Not good. I see at least 2 meters in the photos. Why is the owner paying everything?
  • Why did taxes double in 2017?

Regarding your analysis:

  • Bump CapEx and Repairs to 15% combined.
  • Vacancy may be closer to 8%. Especially if this isn't a great neighborhood.
  • Insurance looks high. Confirm with a local insurance agent.
  • What's the "misc." expense for?
  • You're not accounting for any utilities. Expect to at least pay for water/sewer.
  • Where is your tax number from? Listing says ~$4k/year or $340/month.
  • I assume you didn't include rent for the 4th unit because you'll be living there? Good. Also run the numbers as a pure investment, so you know how they look after you move out.
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