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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Ebahi Ejerekhile
  • Dallas, GA
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What terms can I give to make this a good deal?

Ebahi Ejerekhile
  • Dallas, GA
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Considering this deal. As it is the terms and selling price are not beneficial to me the buyer to buy and hold. The real estate agent asked me to send my terms that she would forward to the buyer for his consideration. Curious if I can turn this triplex into a good deal

Address: Indianapolis, IN, 46201

Neighborhood sounds like a C (based off agent's opinion)

Asking price $59,900 (Seller Finance is an option – 5 years to pay off, considering 10% down payment)

Annual Taxes $1656

Unit 1: 2/1 rents for $450 (Pays on time – like clockwork – same day/same time) Tenants for 2 years

Unit 2: 2/1 rents for $500 (larger unit than unit 1) VACANT since Aug.

Unit 3: 1/1 rents for $400 (Pays on time – like clockwork – same day/same time) Tenants for 2 years

Tenants pay all utilities and are currently month-to-month

Rent-o-meter comps are over $600/month for a 2/1.

Cosmetic repairs needed. Seller is fixing up the vacant unit

House built in 1911

No Garage

Out of state owner. Uses property management company  

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