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Post: Analyze House Hack deal

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Originally posted by @Gary Parilis:
Some basic math suggests to me you'd be paying around $200-$500/month yourself. I'd recommend doing a little research on rents: rentometer.com, Zillow, and Craig's list. Not just to see how much you'd be paying during the house hack, but to see how much rent you'll be collecting after you move out eventually. $2200 vs. $2800 is a big difference in cash flow.
so rentometer says average and median rents for a 3/2 in this area is $1000. I saw various properties from $1200 up on Zillow and didn't see much of anything on CL.. so maybe just send a lowball offer?
Post: Analyzing House Hack

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- Atlanta, GA
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My mistake! thanks for pointing that out.
Post: Analyze House Hack deal

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Post: Analyze House Hack deal

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Hey BP Members,
So I am about to submit an offer on a duplex. its a 3/2 upstairs and 3/2 downstairs, with W/D in both units. I plan to live in the downstairs unit and rent out the upstairs. property is in good condition and does not appear to need any immediate updates. Wondering if this worth it or not.
I will be using a 30yr FHA loan with 3.5% down @4% interest
$250,000 - listing price
$2,100/yr - Taxes
$1500/yr - Homeowners insurance (got quote)
General rents in the 30344 area for a 3/2 is about $1,200-1,400 (My realtor told me this place had previously been rented at $1,100/unit).
Can you tell me if this sounds like a good deal? What info am I missing?
Thanks!
Post: Analyzing House Hack

- Rental Property Investor
- Atlanta, GA
- Posts 19
- Votes 1
Hey BP Members,
So I am about to submit an offer on a duplex. its a 3/2 upstairs and 3/2 downstairs, with W/D in both units. I plan to live in the downstairs unit and rent out the upstairs. property is in good condition and does not appear to need any immediate updates.
I will be using a 30yr FHA loan with 3.5% down @4% interest
$250,000 - listing price
$2,100/yr - Taxes
$1500/yr - Homeowners insurance (got quote)
General rents in the 30344 area for a 3/2 is about $1,200-1,400 (My realtor told me this place had previously been rented at $1,100/unit).
Can you tell me if this sounds like a good deal? What info am I missing?
Thanks!
Post: Closing on a Multifamily property Hammond Park area (SW) Atlanta

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Ekene Nwobodo
Well I always calculate things super conservative, so I would’ve done like 8% of rents rather than 5%. But I don’t know the condition of the property.
Post: Closing on a Multifamily property Hammond Park area (SW) Atlanta

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Ekene Nwobodo
Never mind, this is a duplex not a triplex.
Post: Closing on a Multifamily property Hammond Park area (SW) Atlanta

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Ekene Nwobodo
That’s awesome man! I’m still a rookie, but do you think Repair estimates are a bit low considering it’s 3 units? Either way, it looks like you have plenty of cushion, with the amount of cash flow ($160 per door).
how did you find it and how are you funding it?
I’ve been looking in that area for a small multifamily. But I won’t be ready to close on anything until the end of the year. I plan to house hack.
Post: Deciding between a few areas in Atlanta for our first rental

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Rick Baggenstoss thanks for the insight!
Post: Writing a letter to the owner of a property Template

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- Atlanta, GA
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@Levi Koskan
Would you happen to still have a copy of this letter template? I’m looking to mail a few owner’s of small multifamily properties, in an effort to get an off market deal.
Thanks