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Updated almost 6 years ago, 01/16/2019
Would you buy at 1 1/2% rule in a non appreciating market?
Hello guys,
I have an opportunity to buy a (what I think) fairly decent deal in a market that I could about bet on not appreciating much if any at all over the next 10 years. Here are the numbers. My question is, should I tie up my money and wait for something in a more appreciating market? Or pull the trigger? Should I use my money to leverage a loan on something more valuable and in a better market?
Purchase price $40,000. (Cash)
Tax assessed value $68,000 (normally low)
Rental income $600.00/month
Tax $651.62/yr
Insurance $450-50/yr
Water/ $40/month
Vacancy $50/month
Capex $50/month
Repairs $50/month
Roughly $300 a month in expense. $300ish cash flow.
This property is in a C neighborhood.
Please keep in mind this is my first rental. Go easy on me if I have missed some numbers. I’m thinking I could potentially brrrr this. But then cash flow goes to crap. Thoughts would be great!!
Thanks