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Steven Bonfante
  • Neptune City, NJ
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First deal evaluation: 4 plex and house hacking

Steven Bonfante
  • Neptune City, NJ
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Hi, we need some help on evaluating our first deal.

We found a 4 plex that we want to house hack.  Here are the specifics:

  • Asking: $335K  (will offer full price based on the market)
  • 3 BR - $1200
  • 1 BR - $750
  • 2 BR - Our hack but currently getting $750 but could get more. Potential $1000
  • Office space - currently vacant but has full bath and can convert (cheaply <10k) to 2 BR.  Potential $1000
  • Tenants pay Gas/Electric/Water/Sewer
  • Expenses:  $2824 (we use the BP calculator so this includes everything)
  • Potential Cash flow ~ $950 including our rent for the hack and the office conversion.
  • We have no skin in the game. Looking to get an FHA and have no money to put down.
  • We both work full time and can easily cover the mortgage %100 if we had to.

To us it sounds like a no brainer.  We are ultra conservative and have passed up many properties based on the calculations.

Our questions/concerns/fears are:

  • Are we missing anything?
  • Are there any standard questions we should be asking?
  • What should we get verified in writing?
  • What should our contingencies be when we make the offer?
  • Financing possibilities.

I know this is a lot but counting on the BP community.

Thanks,

Steve and Rae

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Christopher Phillips
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Christopher Phillips
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Steven Bonfante

Are the tenants on leases or month to month?

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