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Updated almost 6 years ago,

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Kwame Darko
  • Rental Property Investor
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Need help with my potential first buy.

Kwame Darko
  • Rental Property Investor
Posted

Hello BP,

I need help analyzing this deal. This is a foreclosed condo.

Purchase price: 65,000 

Estimated repairs: 14580 ($15 sq ft estimate) for carpet, paint, kitchen, light fixtures.

ARV = ~100,000 (Based on what the same condos sold for recently)

20% down payment at 4.5% over 30 years. 

Property taxes ~2700 per year

Rent = 1200 

Expenses = 7% vacancy, 8% cap ex, 8% repairs, 10% property management, ~ $70 for water and sewer and I assumed the HOA pays for garbage.

Monthly expenses are calculated at 1,174.01 leaving me with 25.99 in cashflow, 3.28% pro forma cap, 0.92% COCR and 5.04%. 50% and 2% rule says this is a good deal. Also, the gain in equity says this is a good deal but based on the return it isnt. Is there another way to look at this and am I over estimating my expenses. I will be managing the property myself but I like to look at everything as if I werent. Any other feed back would be nice!

Thanks,

Kwame

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