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Ryan Peach
  • Realtor
  • Saint Augustine, FL
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Should I make this my first 4-plex? 😬

Ryan Peach
  • Realtor
  • Saint Augustine, FL
Posted
I live in Evansville Indiana and have bought my first two single family investment properties in the last year. Together I net roughly $500 a month and have really enjoyed my experience. I recently stumbled across a Quadruplex that is selling for $230,000. It's in a good (not great) part of town and the tenants have lived there between three and seven years. Three of them rent for $625 per month and one rents for $725 per month. I would get a construction loan for the property which means I would have to put no money down. $2,600/month in rent sounds great, but after running the numbers (i.e. mortgage, insurance, taxes, 10% for property management) I would only net $75/mo per unit. This property has little to no upkeep done since the owner bought it 10 years ago. It would need some serious cosmetic work if a tenant moved out. I love the idea of owning 4 doors and not 4 separate houses, but not sure of this is the right deal for me. Can you help?

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