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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Analyzing a Duplex Deal
First post here. I made an offer of 85k and someone else put in an offer at 95k. Deciding whether to go higher.
Details:
Duplex 1650 Sq foot total
Purchase price: 100k
Rehab: 10k
Closing: 2k
Rent Income: 1350
Vacancy at 7%: 95
Insurance: 70
Maintenance: 120
Mortgage: 746
Cash Flow: 237
Cash on Cash: 23.7%
The plan is to pay cash, rehab, put the renters in and cash out refi. I would finance 100k at 6.5% for 20 years leaving 12k in the duplex. It may appraise high enough to pull more capital out but dives down the monthly cash flow. Also haven't shopped rates on the refinance. This was a quote from my local bank I normally deal with. This would also be my first investment deal.
Thoughts?