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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I buy it or not
I’m looking to buy my first rental property. The man Inherited the house. He’s asking $25,000 for the house. The tax value on the house last year was $37,000. this year it’s down to $24,000. he went in and did some repair work.
it’s what you call putting make up on a pig.
The house is a 2 bedroom 1 bath. The rent would be around $400 or $450 a month.
I know I would have to do a little work on the house, but my intentions is to buy and hold.
With the BRRRR effect.
What would be a good offer on the house?
I was thinking around 15000 to 18000?
Also even at 25000 it still fit the 1% calculations.
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There is very little money to be made on a $450 rent income. Repairs will be the same as any comparable property renting for 1K. I do not believe cash of 18K is well invested in this situation. You would be better off finding a more valuable property that the 18K could be used as a minimum DP on.