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Maggie Gasner
  • Madison, WI
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Duplex deal?

Maggie Gasner
  • Madison, WI
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Asking price of remodeled duplex: $159,900.  I'm assuming we can get the property for around $150,000 (been on the market over a month).   It is a 2 bed/2 bath unit (x2) on quiet dead-end street with attached garage on each side and large lawn.  Can I get some input on our numbers?

P&I = $814/month

Taxes = $280/month

Insurance = $100/month

Total expenses = $1,194/month

Projected rental income of $800 per unit = $1,600 total per month (all utilities paid by tenants)

Projected profit of $406 per month (minus any repairs).  We will be managing this duplex ourselves to save that expense and gain some experience.  Even with $200 per month in maintenance (which I doubt, it has been completely renovated), we're over the $100 per door threshold.  

Issue I'm having is that it is currently owner-occupied so no rental history.  We have excellent credit and down payment but it's obviously a risk buying without current tenants and I am wondering if we'll run into trouble with getting the loan because of this.

Thoughts? 

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