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Chris Ha
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  • Rochester, MN
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Triplex Deal Analysis - Help!

Chris Ha
  • New to Real Estate
  • Rochester, MN
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Real estate rookie here. I was presented with an investment opportunity for a triplex in Minnesota and curious how you would analyze this deal.

Unit #1 main level:
3 bedroom, and garage
Unit is empty
Needs a new kitchen, LVP flooring, painting entire unit, new light fixtures, new bathroom vanity
Would get $1300 a month rent for this unit.

Unit #2 upper level:
Upper Level, 2 bedroom
Currently rented out for $905 a month has been a long term tenant (5 years)

Unit #3 lower level:
Lower level, 1 bedroom
Needs bathroom, Kitchen, some plumbing moved, painted, etc

Shared coin operated laundry in the basement
Purchase price is $265,000
Remodel estimate is $30,000-$35,000
Should appraise at $340,000 when done.

The local bank does refi at 80% LTV therefore would be able to pull out 60k (272k - 212k = 60k) with 31k left in the deal.

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Tim Swierczek
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  • Saint Paul, MN
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Tim Swierczek
  • Lender
  • Saint Paul, MN
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@Chris Ha In your case $30K is less than 10% of the total cost.  That is about as good as I normally see anyone get.  There are expectations, it's possible that if you dig deep for a year you will find one that gets all your money back but that's not what most people are finding.   The professional rehab/flippers find them a bit more frequently but even they do not profit 30% - Realtor fees which is the flipper equivalent.  I'd take it and keep looking.  I've passed on too many good deals looking for a holy grail.  This may not be your best deal ever but I don't think you will regret it.

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