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Jordan Hamilton
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What do the numbers tell you?

Jordan Hamilton
  • Miami, FL
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Hey everyone! Just received this P&L for a fourplex I’m looking into buying. The listing price for this property is $399,000 in Miami FL neighborhood of Hialeah.

So my question is what do these numbers tell you? Based on this information what would you offer for the property?

Thank you!!

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Frank Jiang
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  • San Diego, CA
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Frank Jiang
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  • San Diego, CA
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Why does the proforma revenue jump from a current 28,500 to 39,600 (39%) to 47,500 (20%)?

Are there current vacancies that the proforma expects to fill?  Are there rent increases that contribute to the income increase?  Is it just complete ********?

The numbers tell you to look at the assumptions to validate them for feasibility.

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