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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply
Just acquired a property with tenants, evaluate and questions!
Hi everyone,
1st of all thank you for your input.
I just acquired a 1978 3-2-2 house in a hot area of DFW worth about 140-145K for $114K in Cash after closing.
Property comes with tenants paying $1080/month with 2 year lease ending June 2017
Tax/year is $2800
Insurance/year $1000
Maintenance Expenses allocated about $1500/year
Rent is a bit low for this hot area, should be $1200, can I offer the renters $1000K and ask them to break the lease and get out so i can rehab for less than 5K and place the property on the market for 140K? Is this even possible and what do you think is a fair amount to offer?
Or keep the renters until lease is up in 2 years, no loan, keep the cash flow (cash investment stuck in property until lease is up?
Or refinance property on a 30 or 15 year? and wait till the lease is up and sell for market price?
Please evaluate this deal, I am used to buy low, fix and flip for 15k to 28K profit in 2 months, this is my 1st property with renters in place.