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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

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First Investmnt Property - Should I bid??

Justin Hash
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Hi Team!

Buying my first investment property in the CLT / Gastonia area. Posted below are the metrics surrounding the property I am interested in. 

Can you all let me know your thoughts? (Think this could be a potentially good investment, and im worried that im missing or nor seeing something). 

Thanks!

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Property Overview

  1. - Location: Gastonia, NC 
  2. - Prop Type: SFR (3 Bed, 2 Bath, 1 Floor)
  3. -  Purchase Price: 130K
  4. - Sq ft: 1,173

Financing / Upfront Costs 

  • - Loan Type: Conventional Mortgage @ ~3.1% 
  • - Down Payment: 26K (i.e. 20%)
  • - Closing Costs: 6K
  • Total Upfront Cost Costs: 32K 
  • - Budget for Potential Rehab: 15K
  • Total Potential Costs: 47K

Monthly Revenue

  • - Anticipated Monthly Rent:  ~1,100 (based on rentometer)
  • Total Revenue: $1,100

Monthly Expenses

  • - Taxes: $100
  • - Insurance: $100
  • - Mortgage: $347
  • - PM Fee: $120
  • Total Monthly NOI post Expenses: $443
  • Total Monthly NCF Post Expenses: $243 (assumes $200 in capex per month) 

Returns

  • - Yr 1 Cap Rate: 2.8% 
  • - Yr1 ROI: 7.9%

Final Thoughts

- Not sure if this is a good investment given the returns. But, feel like i could potentially negotiate the purchase price down to a healthy level to make it make sense. 

- Additionally, outside of the financials i am worried that the home is not close to a good school district (in fact, most schools around it are rated 2 or 4 out of 10 in terms of quality.

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Really appreciate everyone's thoughts, and cant wait to purchase my first home!

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Hi Brandon,

Thanks for this! Rehab is a current estimation. Do you have a recommendation of a calculator I should use? Also, any tips on know what exactly needs to be fixed? (For example, if flooring was maybe carpet should i always assume it automatically needs to be changed?)

Thanks!


Best,


Justin Hash 

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