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First time multi family duplex buyer
Hi Biggerpockets community just wanted to check in and see what you guys thought of this deal
490k purchase price duplex in Morris county at 6.5% for 15 years. With my 40% down payment mortgage with property taxes and insurance comes out to $3600 a month.
Current rents are 50% of market value, I'm looking to renovate and bump up to 1800 a unit which is still at least $400 below market value for a 2 bed 1 bath in Morris county.
I strongly believe after replacing the roof, repainting the house, minor landscaping, minor kitchen and bathroom updates I could increase the value of the house to at least 580k. It has modern electrical and copper plumbing. Electrical work was done in the past 10 years, all romex.
I don't feel so confident about this deal since my last deal was 350k purchase price, 100k in renovation and 700k sale price but I need some place to park my money. What are your thoughts?
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Quote from @Jaycee Greene:
@Michael Carlson With those numbers, and using $2,400/unit for rent, I'm coming up with a 7% cap rate on the $580k ARV. This seems to be a VERY good deal for a BRRRR and I think you should be able to find a local lender (bank or credit union) that would finance this with a DSCR loan.
Thats awesome thank you so much for the information.