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no cash flow for multi family, worth it?

Wz Michael
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Hi All!

I found a triplex in a A class area but will only break even when I move out of my unit.

Estimate will appreciate over the years. new constructions, apartment complex are coming next year in the surroundings.

asking price for the unit is 500k, I will use a fha. 

realistically should probably offer below asking price to produce cash flow but I will likely lose it in this competitive area.

PMI is really taking a big chunk of my cash flow.

convention loan will require 15% down which will be 75000 down but I only have close to 30000 now.

Any thoughts? 

Main reason I consider this is really close to my primary house and easy to manage & maintain

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Joe Villeneuve
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The answer is NO.  Also, you seem to think that it is more important to be a property collector than a money collector ("...realistically should probably offer below asking price to produce cash flow but I will likely lose it in this competitive area."), so I wouldn't do it, but losing money, or not making money, doesn't seem to be a problem for you,...so what the heck.

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