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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

First post, deal advice
Hi All,
First time poster with a question I hope this community can help with! We are looking at acquiring a multi family for $275K with 20% down. The issue we are running into is trying to determine if the numbers add up to this being a good deal or a poor one. I believe, If I am applying the 50% rule correctly it doesn't add up, but I would love some feedback!
The overview:
Purchase price: $275k
20% down: $55k
2 units: $1400 rent per unit
Taxes: $250 per month
Thank you for the help and the feedback!