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First time investor- found a triplex is this a good deal??

Troy Judge
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Hey guys I am buying my first ever property to house hack in. I plan to live in it for 1-2 years then rent all 3. I found a triplex and the numbers look good to me just want to confirm that with you guys. 
purchase price: $230,000

FHA 3.5 % down @ 2.5% interest rate 30yr

Unit 1=$1,000 rent

Unit 2= $1,100 rent

Unit 3= $800 rent (I would be living In this one)

Total monthly when fully leased= $2,900 + has garages that could be rented out.

Taxes= $8,067

Posted is the numbers with me living there vs when I move out and refinance to conventional @ 80% LTV so no PMI. I would continue to self manage. Do these numbers look right? And Is this a good deal? Appreciate the feedback. Thanks

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