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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Newbie looking at a deal need bigger pocker gurus advice
Please evaluate and lend opinions
Foreclosure REO
Bank asking for $135k
2 Unit 4br/2b 1,687sq ft
Comps are low 150s high 180s
So plugins in the numbers
Prop price $135k
Looking to putting in $10k (using a hard money lender if possible)
rent around the area goes low $1200 to high $1450
So i went with $1200 to be conservative on my numbers
So here are the numbers ( please evaluate and give guidance if any)
Property price $130k
Cash on close $10k
Rent for 2 units $2400 ($1200 per unit)
Prop tax $166
Insur $100
Mortgage(30yr fixed at 5%) $724
Propt manager $240
Hoa $0
VACA (10%) $240
Capex/repair (10%) $240
Total expense $1710
$2400-$1710= $694 cash flow
Cap rate= 12.5%
Coc return = 82,8%
So my question is is this a good deal? Is hard money/private money lender a better option to buy or does anyone have any other advice on this?
And should approach this plan as is to a lender or there need to be more tweeks?
Thank you ahead of time