All Forum Posts by: Stanley H.
Stanley H. has started 12 posts and replied 39 times.
Post: new investor located in Los Angeles/ investing in cleveland area

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- Raleigh, NC
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you should absolutely connect with @James Wise he knows the Cleveland market in and out. I have nothing but good things to say about him.
Post: Duplex Deal or No Deal?

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- Raleigh, NC
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Thanks for your guidance. I think you guys are right I should take into account the lease up fee etc...
Thanks for pointing the utilities, i missed out on H2O which would be 1200 per year.
Also i bummed up my maintenance to 10% and management to 15% and reduced rent to 1300
I now get an cash flow of $285 doesn't look so rosy now :(
cash on cash financed:- 20.4%
cap rate:- 9.0%
Post: Duplex Deal or No Deal?

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- Raleigh, NC
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Current rent according to the owner is 900 bottom and 500 top but i feel thats too much.
Post: Duplex Deal or No Deal?

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- Raleigh, NC
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The estimates are based on comps, current rents are family members of the owner.
I think even with the 50% rule the cash flow comes to be $375 for the duplex.
I feel the issue you talked about should come to notice on home inspection.
Post: Duplex Deal or No Deal?

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- Raleigh, NC
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Guys,
I would like to know your opinion on this duplex deal i am planning to make an offer on.
its a 2/1 up and down in a good area. rent estimate for the area are $650 , i predict the upper will go easily for 500 and lower for 800.
Price:- $83.9k
Taxes:-$2100, 175 per month
Rent:- $1350 (conservative)
insurance:- $70
management:-$130 (10%)
maintenance(7%) $91
vacancy rate:- (8%) $108
cash flow: $427
cash on cash financed:- 27.9%
cap rate:- 10.4%
It looks good on paper to me what are the things I am missing here?
Post: First Single Family Home I'm looking at

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- Raleigh, NC
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Post: Webinar

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Post: Newbie going all in - Branson, Missouri

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- Raleigh, NC
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I feel your best bet is Dave Ramsey..... cant enforce it more. He has sound principles in Baby steps that he recommends. Dont take his advise for investing but for Debt he is king.
You might want to call his show to talk to him as well, i am sure he will have some great advice for you there.
Post: Owning vs renting.

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- Raleigh, NC
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