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How much should I offer?
There's a 2-family rental property that I'm looking at:
To generate any positive numbers on the deal, I have to work at a discount from the asking price of 20%, and factoring in approx. $10k in repairs, I come out with:
- -- Cash on Cash of 2.2%,
- -- Cap Rate of 5.45%,
- -- Gross Rent Multiplier of 6.3
- -- Break-Even 90%
and this gets me a net of just under $100 per door per month. Should i have a deeper discount on the ask, say 25-30%, or is the deal good enough as-is?