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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

SFR rental in C class. Good deal?
Hi BP,
I'm working on another deal and was wondering what you all thought as experienced investors.
It's an SFR in a C class neighborhood. It has 4 beds and 1.5 baths about 1670 sq. Ft.
Asking price is $35,000, but hoping to get it for $30,000 for a cash buy. It needs approximately $10,000 to get it rent ready.
Rent is roughly $900 to $950.
Insurance is $72/month
Taxes are $150/ month
Water/sewer is paid by me and is estimated at $70/month.
I estimate repairs, cap ex, maintenance and vacancy to be 36% total.
No mortgage.
That puts me at around $250 to $300 a month cashflow. I'm not expecting much for appreciation.
Would you do it? What do you think? Do you need more info?
Thanks,
Jesse