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Veronique Leroy
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Triplex in Massachusetts with lead , buy or not to buy?

Veronique Leroy
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Davie, FL
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I all, I am new to BP, interested in buy and hold and trying to get my first rental. What would you do? Triplex in Massachusetts. Asking price: $262,000 ( came down from $279000) Total rent : $2,750( all units occupied with good tenants) Estimated repairs: it has new roof and 3 unites recently remodeled. Only expense is that unit #2 tested positive for lead. It may need deleading ASAP, there is child living in the unit. Not sure about cost but I am calculating $ 10,000 ( tell my if I'm wrong). for the 3 units. The siding is metal. I am not including state credits that if I'm not wrong is $1,500 per unit. Minor improvements : $3000. After using the BP calc these are the numbers: Monthly cash flow: $462.49 Cash on Cash 8.36% 2% rule: 0.98%.( in the area is tough to get the 2%). Many, many thanks for your advice.
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    Cody L.
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    What makes you think it needs "deleading"?

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