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Updated almost 9 years ago, 12/31/2015

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Tim Puffer
  • Lansing, MI
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Owner Occupied duplex - Deal breakdown

Tim Puffer
  • Lansing, MI
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Ok guys. I'm looking at this duplex that is a homepath property to owner occupy for the first year. Each unit is a 2/1, approx. 1,000 sq ft, has separate full basements and 1 car garage, built in 1976. Each unit needs new paint, flooring, kitchen hardware, appliances. Furnaces are a bit older. Roof is in good shape. Some windows are older, but serviceable at the moment.

Loan would be 5% down at 5% interest rate(won't be that high, but using to be safe)

This is all calculated for when it is fully tenant occupied - 

List price $112,000

Monthly rent - $1,600 (can probably get more, but want to be somewhat conservative)

Total operating expenses: $833.42Mortgage expenses:$571.18
Vacancy:$80.00Repairs:$112.00
CapEx:$112.00Garbage:$40.00
Insurance:$80.00Management:$80.00
P&I:$571.18Property Taxes:$289.42
Misc:$40.00

Cashflow would be right around $200 per month.

What do you guys think?!

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