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Leila Moussavi
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  • Riverside, CA
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Help! First Out of State Rental

Leila Moussavi
  • New to Real Estate
  • Riverside, CA
Posted

Hi all!

I am checking out a lead on my first OOS investment. MFH duplex (2 bed 1 bath per unit) in KC, KS. I will be using investors (parents) to finance the property and they are willing and able to pay all cash. Property info as follows:

Price: 120,000 (expecting to pay more like 130,000 because a lot of shown interest in the property)

Condition: 1960. Doesn't look like it needs a whole lot of work. Exterior isn't the best but decent. Fully occupied with a M/M tenant of 4 years ($575/month) and a leasing tenant that began in 7/21 and ends in 6/23 ($650/month). Possible new roof running at 5/6k.

Rental income: $1225/month

Expenses: 

Property taxes: $120/month

Insurance: $121/month (quoted)

Repairs: 10% ($122/month)

Vacancy: 10% ($122/month)

Cap ex: 10% ($122/month)

Management: 10% ($122/month)

I plan on tenants paying for everything else. It has separate meters.

If I'm doing the numbers right, it should cash flow $575 per month.

1. How do I incorporate a return for my investors from this cash flow? How would I structure a deal?

2. Am I missing anything? These numbers seem too good to be true!

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