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Stefan Christensen
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Am i missing something in this deal?

Stefan Christensen
  • Hiawatha, IA
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I am looking at a four-plex that is vacant but was recently updated, but don’t understand where the sellers numbers came from. I ran my own analysis and it looks like it cash flows negative.

What am I missing?

Here is what he sent me:

Listed at 279k, units would rent for $725-750 each, taxes are $4,600/year, coin laundry income estimated at $1100/year. Tenants pay electric, owner pays sewer, water, and garbage (3,800/year).

Does anyone else think this is close to a deal? I offered 190k since that’s when the numbers started to look appealing, but I wanted to get another set of eyes on it. Am I being greedy?

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Collin Bryston Adams
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Collin Bryston Adams
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dallas, TX (dallas texas)
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Greg, but that does not mean the seller isn't using it to run their numbers. Ive seen multiple multi-familiy properties have sellers or buyers who use cap rates. Not saying its right or wrong but it could be where this seller came up with their number.

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