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Updated over 12 years ago,

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Nom M.
  • Fargo, ND
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Leap or Run

Nom M.
  • Fargo, ND
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Hi!

Well, I closed on my first rental, and rented it a week later. Tenants are thrilled with the house, and I'm thrilled to have a full deposit and 1st months rent! It will cash flow $550 a month.

In the search for my first property, I also found a 7 unit (3plex and 4plex) that a local bank foreclosed on. They want 190k and will not budge on price.

The bad - It needs work. All units need flooring/kitchens. Both buildings need roofs.

One building needs siding & Windows.

All units full, but tenants are not great - handful of them have past evictions, most have pets. I guess around 50k to really bring it and all units up to a good/great condition.

The Good -

The bank is willing to finance 100% of the purchase (190k) at 4.5% for 30 years fixed - no balloon. They will cover missing deposits if I have to pay for the current tenants.

The so-so

They want me to escrow money for the exterior repairs around 20k-30k (Exact amount TBD but I have the funds), and complete repairs in 4-6 months. (We are still working details out here)

Gross Rent is $4000, and with the financing it will cash flow about $1500 a month. I've factored in Taxes, Insurance, Cleaning, Snow/Lawn, Turn over.

I've got the money to fix it, and my 8-5 can supply additional funds to turn it around if needed.

Knowing what you know, would you jump on this deal?

Nom

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