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Dave Brinkman
  • Powell, OH
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Duplex Due Diligence

Dave Brinkman
  • Powell, OH
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All - I've been looking at several deals and curious if I'm being too conservative or it's more the market has heated up. The duplex I'm looking at is listed for $225K with the following monthly numbers:

Rent $1,020 * 2 = $2,040

P&I - $760

Taxes $317

Insurance - $83

Vacancy - $128 (holding back 75% of 1 month's rent)

Repairs - $50

Prop Mgmt - $0 I'd be the landlord.

Capex - $200

Other - Water - $42

I'd put 25% down (assuming $200K purchase price) or $50K, $10K repairs, $2.5K closing. So $62.5K cash investment. I'd calculate 8.9% or 7.3% cap rate, does this seem reasonable? I would classify this as a B neighborhood near a college campus. Thanks for any insight.