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Rob W.
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  • Livonia, MI
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Financial analysis

Rob W.
  • Investor
  • Livonia, MI
Posted

I am starting out looking to get my first rental property and trying to learn how to invest smart. I have a few questions, What do you use for financial analysis? How do you interpret the financial analysis to make a smart decision? What do you look for outside of strictly financials? 

I have found a duplex in an area that isn't a bad place but isn't really a destination for most people. They have tenants on both sides until next June and Aug. It's listed for 120k makes 1500/month. It has a roof put on last year, newer windows and siding. It sounds like a great deal to me but like I've mentioned I'm new to this and want to know what to look for in a deal.

Any feed back is appreciated. Thank you.

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