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Review and feedback on a deal in Sweden

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Hello Biggerpockets family,

I am newbie to biggerpockets and RE investing, no previous experience in buying.

I found a deal that I would like some advice on. This deal on paper looks too good and when I called the broker he said that the landlord needs the money to start a bee farm. The location for this deal is situated in a smalltown with around 1000 inhabitants and the population has been decreasing steadily. Around 6hours drive from where I live. The challenge here would probably be finding new renters if the existing one leaves. 

It is 3 buildings, 1000m2, 16 apartments.

Asking price: 250 000$

Rents: 100 000$/year

Costs: 44 600$/year includes everything like, heating, water, electricity, cleaning, sewer, taxes, insurance, tv.

Let me know what you think and if you have questions. Thanks, Christoffer!

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