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Deal or No Deal on Apartment Rehab

Julia Maddox
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Hi guys, this is my first time posting. I'm new to investing and I plan on buying and holding asap. I came across an apartment complex for $12,000 for 10 units. I believe I can negotiate the price down.  But rehabbing cost's will be apx. $90,000. Is this worth it for a first time investor? What are ways to finance for rehab costs? Here's the info: (I copied and pasted)

10 units

2bed/1ba

- Full rehab need so be prepared for work but it's has great rental potential

-Section 8 will bring 650 a unit, will bring in 6500 a month and 78,000 a year

-I have a contractor that can completely rehab them for 9k a unit.

- 90,000 in repair, but you will be getting a practically brand new 10 unit apartment for a little over 100k with an annual cash flow of 78,000. Your investment will pay for itself in 2 years 

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Edward Liu
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Edward Liu
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Never believe what seller states.  

With building that sells for $12k for 10 units, likely need gut rehab.  You should get your own inspectors/contractors to estimate.  What about HVAC systems, water heater, roof, siding, electric, windows, etc.?  I assume 90k is for rehab interior of the units.

The location of the building is likely not good.  Is it in warzone?  

If the location is C, make offer to lock up the property (that you can easily walk away with minimal loss) and then get contractors to estimate. 

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