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Sastry Konduri
  • Software Engineer
  • Fremont, CA
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Is this a good purchase?

Sastry Konduri
  • Software Engineer
  • Fremont, CA
Posted

Hi All RE Gurus,

I and my partner are trying to put an offer on a 4-unit in Ohio.

Purchase Price : 230K

Down payment: 57,500

Repairs: 15K(All the units are currently rented. But want to add this)

We want to do 15 year mortgage. Total expenses would be ~2322(5% capex, 5% vacancy, 6% mgmt, $100 Insurance)

Rent: 2800

Cashflow: ~480(It goes up to ~800 if it is a 30 year mortgage).

Do you guys think this is a good deal or I am missing anything in my analysis.

Thanks,

Sastry.

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