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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

deal analysis help
Guys,
I have done many deals but this one I am not exactly sure how to get it to work out for everyone.
I know someone who bought a property for 115k originally . The market has turned and they can't get that much now. The mortgage is assumable it ends in 2022 and has a rate of 6.7% home equity with a PI of 600 a month. The current outstanding balance is 38,500
The guy wants to cash out what are your suggestions?
the total rents are 1,4000 per month (dplx)
taxes are 3,700 a year.
water 70 a month
maint 75 per month
insurance 75 a month
the neighborhood is good and the tenant base is very stable ( B level tenants)
what suggestions would you have or additional information needed?