All Forum Posts by: David K.
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Post: 7 unit deal analysis

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- Attleboro, MA
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Bob-
What would you estimate those to be?
Post: 7 unit deal analysis

- Investor
- Attleboro, MA
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I listed core expenses. See above
Post: 7 unit deal analysis

- Investor
- Attleboro, MA
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Hey Guys-
Let me know your thoughts. 7 units, all one beds. In good overall shape, lots of hardwoods. All separate heating systems installed in 2014. Parking for each unit and building is in a very good area. Price is 340k. Putting down 68k. I'm looking at rents of $4750, which are low. Market rents would bump this up to $5250. Mortgage, tax, water, sewer, trash, utility, snow plowing combined cost is $3250.
Yes or No?
Post: Hardwood Floors vs Laminate for tenants

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- Attleboro, MA
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For resale wood all the way. There's just no comparison. Personally I've done both. I'd price it out. If its close go with wood. If you're only talking about a couple rooms do the allure vinyl.
Post: Coin Ops profitable for you?

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- Attleboro, MA
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The 3 unit building I have barely gets any use out of the coin op....then again there's a laundry mat 100 yards away, so I figured I'd bring this to the forum! Thanks for the responses.
Post: Coin Ops profitable for you?

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- Attleboro, MA
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The main thing is the new house meter.....
Post: Coin Ops profitable for you?

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- Attleboro, MA
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Generally how much are you taking in a month.... Thinking of upgrading a 3 family I have, but with the coin ops and electrical work, I'm figuring about 5k total to get going. Trying to gauge if its worthwhile....
Post: Installing a house electric meter for coin op

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- Attleboro, MA
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Any idea of ballpark cost for this? Currently I don't have a house meter. Would like to be able to run an electric dryer.
Post: OPINIONS NEEDED! TO HOLD OR SELL?

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- Attleboro, MA
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Thats a nice monthly return. I'd only sell if you had something else to put it into.
Post: How much can I raise the rent on a 10 year+ renter at just $600.?

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- Attleboro, MA
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Tenant turnover is expensive. I'd rather keep someone paying below market value if I've got a gut job on my hands if your only talking about a small amount of money.