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Nicholas J.
  • Fire Sprinkler Fitter, Property Manager, Handyman
  • Saint Stephen, MN
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Potential 8 unit deal

Nicholas J.
  • Fire Sprinkler Fitter, Property Manager, Handyman
  • Saint Stephen, MN
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Appreciate any feedback I can get on this 8 unit (2/1) I am looking at. I am only familiar with SF homes and have been wanting to get into small multi for over a year now. I've looked at this 8 unit two times and wondering any and all opinions with the information I've gathered. Asking $389,000 8 unit Annual Rent Income = $54,840 Annual Expenses - Gas/Electric = $5020 - Insurance = $3500 - Property Tax = $6396 - Water/Sewer = $3535 - Trash/ Lawn / Snow = $2400 8 year old roof, new water heater, old hot water boiler Tenants pay their own electric Coin operated washer/dryer I will be purchasing with 20% down I have my own numbers and have included 5% each for vacancy/ capex in mine. Just curious of more experienced multifamily investors and what your opinion is. Similarly properties in rougher areas have sold fairly quickly at or above the price of this one.. this one has yet me be marketed. Thankyou!

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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Account Closed
  • Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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@Nicholas J. I ran I quick cash flow analysis that we sometimes use when doing a quick 'back-of-the-napkin' for clients. I sent it to your via message. Assuming you're going to manage the property yourself, it's not a bad starter deal depending on how the area is. Is there any room to raise rents? If so, a value-add play on current numbers could certainly be the way to go.

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