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Marci Stein
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  • New York, NY
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Please help me analyze this deal

Marci Stein
  • Rental Property Investor
  • New York, NY
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it's a 3-plex in an A area. asking price 233,000 . 

rents: 1) 1000.00   2) 750.00   3 ) 750.00

exp: taxes 6587.00   insurance 1675.   water 1,100 . 

tenants pay all except water.

i would put 25% down, leaving me a monthly payment of about  $1,200 (?) plus expenses above. I think i can make $200 a month, but please feel free to correct me---thanks! 

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Jordan Thibodeau
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Jordan Thibodeau
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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@Marci Stein  Hi Marci

Here's the numbers I ran using the Real Estate Calculator which is an android app.

I assumed you will be using a property manager. You should be able to clear +200 plus a month.

@Jay Hinrichs  I agree. If this is a class A property, there's nothing wrong with breaking even. In your case Marci, you're cash flow positive and if you decided to manage it yourself your cash flow would be much higher.

Purchase Details
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Purchase Price = 233,000
Closing Costs = 6,900
Renovations = 0
Lawyer = 0
Misc = 0
Down Payment ($) = 58,250
Down Payment (%) = 25
Interest Rate (%) = 4.20
Years = 30

Income (Monthly / Yearly)
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Rent = 2,500 / 30,000
Misc = 0 / 0

Expenses (Monthly / Yearly)
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Property Tax = 548.92 / 6,587
Association Fee = 0 / 0
Broker Fee = 0 / 0
Management Fee = 250 / 3,000
Insurance = 139.58 / 1,675
Water = 91.67 / 1,100
Sewage = 0 / 0
Electricity = 0 / 0
Gas = 0 / 0
Heating = 0 / 0
Repair Estimate = 250 / 3,000
Vacancy Estimate = 125 / 1,500
Office = 0 / 0
Travel = 0 / 0
Accountant = 0 / 0
Misc = 0 / 0

Results
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Cash Required = 65,150
Loan Required = 174,750

Monthly
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Income = 2,500
Expenses = 1,405.17
Financing = 854.56
Net Income = 240.28

Yearly
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Income = 30,000
Expenses = 16,862
Financing = 10,254.69
Net Income = 2,883.31

Capitalization = 5.48%
ROI / COCR = 4.43%

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