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Kris Mo
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Analyzing Deals - Quick Question!

Kris Mo
  • Shawnee, KS
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I plan on house hacking using FHA and found a fourplex opportunity. However when I analyze the deal, I basically need to ask for $150,000 when the listing price was $220,000...Which I'm embarrassed to even request to my agent.

This is a dumb and obvious question but I have to make sure. Since I plan on living in one of the units, I don't count for my unit when analyzing this deal, correct? All of the expenses and rental income would be based off the other 3 units? So therefore, another investor who has the means to offer through conventional loan or cash and not planning to live there will offer higher since his analyzed data would have a higher income through rent?

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