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Ayman Elmasik
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
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Buying first multifamily in Houston and need help

Ayman Elmasik
  • Investor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Hi there,

I'm finally ready to make my first purchase but I need some help in assesing the property and how finance it.

1- the property is 4 units with total 3,461 Sq. Ft built in 1983 and the asking price is 135K

Monthly Rents: $ 2,475

 Annual Rents $ 29,700

 Annual Vacancy 4.0% $ (1,188)

 Annual Expenses 55.3% $ (16,418)

 New Taxes 1.25% $ (1,682)

 Annual Mortgage Payments $ (6,338)

this is a unit in a condo, the condo complex has tennis courts, swimming pool, community laundry room, and security gate (i'm workign on the comps with a realtor)

Does that look like an attractive deal finacially?

2- I live in a house that I still have mortage on and I can pay 20% down, what is the best way to finance this deal?

Appreciate any help.

Ayman

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