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John Hickey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chappaqua, NY
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Thinking of selling my first buy and hold in Bed-Stuy Brooklyn

John Hickey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chappaqua, NY
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Been looking for a new buy and hold MFR and have narrowed down to a few areas and started working on financing. I looked into a Heloc on my primary(rather not do that) and was looking into taking an equity loan on a 3 family and was surprised to get an appraisal on it about 20% above the number in my head, so I started thinking of selling. Here are the numbers.

3 family brick  in zip code 11205 bought for 700k in 2007. I put down 35k when I bought.

637k mortgage balance at 4.25 P&I 3300 a month

GR 80k

expenses(taxes, ins, water, utilities, repairs and maintenance). 15k

I put aside about 4k this year and last for the roof fund. 

So I net about 2,000 a month.

Here is some more backround info...

100k in renovations over last 8 years.

Ill need a new roof and pointing in the next 5 years@ 40-50k


Building just appraised for 1,137,000.

The broker I use said said I could negotiate the fee and clear around 450k.  I think the area is up and coming. Has a long way to go. But I could buy someplace else with way better cash flow.

Appreciate your thoughts.

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Adam K.
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Adam K.
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  • Brooklyn, NY
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@John Hickey I'd hang onto it, Bed Stuy still has a lot of appreciation in it, I think. I'd just try to pull out the equity through a HELOC or a cash out refinance instead of selling.

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