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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
I found a deal that cash flows 8,600 a month
The guy is selling 20 units for 700,000. It isn’t an actual 20-plex but he is selling 5 building all together that consist of 20 units. It cash flows 8,600 a month right now with only 2 vacancies. The properties are being rented 500-650 a month on them. The cash flow numbers work but is there more to it? Is that all I need to look at
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$1,750/unit/year of operating expenses? I doubt it. Operating expenses of 25% of income is a red flag, especially with such low rents.
Also, I think you're confusing cash flow with net operating income (unless you're paying all cash?).