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Ryan S.
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Buying a rental unit that may not appreciate? Yes or No?

Ryan S.
  • Rehabber
  • Orland Park, IL
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I am looking to buy a rental unit in a 6 flat that was turned to condos.  I did a mock wright up on CL to see if it would get any calls, and I am getting quite a few for a good price.

The only issue I have with this property is that I do not believe it will appreciate over time.  But it will cash flow instantly around 200-300$.

Is this a good investment or should I look for something that will rent and appreciate?

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Joshua Nudell
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Joshua Nudell
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  • Bellerose, NY
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@Ryan S. I think you would need to provide some more information to let people determine if it's a good deal or not. What is the purchase price? What is your out-of-pocket to get that $200 - $300 cash flow? Which is it, $200 or $300? All of these will help determine what your ROI is. How are you calculating that $200 - $300 (did you include all operating expenses such as insurance, interest, taxes, vacancy rates, maintenance, property management, etc)?

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