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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
New Investor Looking for Advice on investing in a low income area
Hi All,
I'm an accidental investor, turning my primary to a rental. After 4 years, I'm able to extract some equity out of it (my downpayment), and looking to invest in a LOWLOW income area.
Found a duplex, sight unseen, but the numbers look good (so far). Duplex is listed for $125ish, current tenants is paying $850 and $900, not section 8, with additional storage rent (2/3 rented out at $80/each).
Q1-I feel like my math is missing something. Here are my numbers,
CAPEX |
10% |
Repairs |
5% |
Vacancy |
5% |
LTV Loan |
75% |
LTV Equity |
25% |
Based on VAR (value after repairs) |
125000 |
Loan 75% |
93750 |
Equity 25% |
31250 |
Monthly Fixed Expenses |
|
PITI (Principal & Interest, property, tax, home insurance) |
1050 |
Property managment (10%) |
170 |
Sub Total |
1220 |
Eventual Expenses |
|
Repairs |
170 |
Vacany |
85 |
Capex |
85 |
Sub Total |
340 |
Total Expenses |
1560 |
NET (+$160 Storage rental) |
300 |
Q2- If I'm able to pay for it in cash, can I finance out it to extract equity in such neighborhoods?