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Todd C.
  • New York, NY
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Potential Multi in Trenton

Todd C.
  • New York, NY
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Hey all - newbie investor here that is focused on wholesaling at the moment, but has ultimate plans to get into 100+ unit apartment complexes eventually.

The reason I'm posting here, however, is because I was able to locate a fully-rented 2-family home in Trenton for a cost of $69,000. The monthly rent totals $1,450 and I'm in the process of negotiating a seller-financed deal with the owner. I guess my questions really surround everything else I'm not accounting for. What other information do I need from him to make an educated decision? Taxes, maintenance, what else?

Thanks!

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