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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Dieudonne T.
  • Investor
  • Des Moines, IA
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practice analyzing deal # 6

Dieudonne T.
  • Investor
  • Des Moines, IA
Posted
1% rule =desired rent
89,9000.01899
Des Moines, IA 50316
price 89,900
closing co 2500
monhrent 1,200.00
repairs5000
total cost98600
Loans
price 89,900Down % |
downpay3146.53.50%FHA
total loan86,754
Money Needed =$11,630
MONTHLY ESPENSES
PAYMENT$395
tax $130M insureH insure
insurance $1107931
vacancy605%
repairs847%
management12010%
cap 847.00%
utilities 00.00%
TOTAL$983
EVALUATION
MONTHLY INCOME =217.00
YEARLY CASH FLOW=2604
CASH ON CASH =22%8%+ = good15%+ = amazing
price for good cash on cash =already good
for amazing cash on cash=already amazing
if repairs exceed $30000 cash on cash less than good
unless price drops 

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Carl Millsap
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Carl Millsap
  • Investor
  • Midwest
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@Dieudonne T Nsabishaka the numbers look good, but I would encourage you to look at small multifamily. It may cost you a little more to get into it, but you increase your return and spread your risk out over 2-4 tenants instead of 1.

If you have a single family and that tenant doesn't pay rent you have to cover the expenses of the property. If you have a duplex or a four plex when the other tenants pay you reduce the amount you have to pay out with a duplex, and with a four plex you may not have to pay anything personally. 

I looked on realtor for the Des Moines market and found several pending for less than $200k. I even found a multifamily for $99k which is $10k more than what you're doing your practice on. 

Pictures didn't show much but if you could buy it for the same $89k you're practicing on you're ahead of the game.

https://www.realtor.com/reales... 

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