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12 units - how are the numbers?

Adam Philpot
  • Nashville, TN
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Evening BP’ers, I’m running the numbers on a potential 12 unit (3 buildings) 2bd/1ba in Huntsville for 510k. I’m pretty new so would like to make sure I get the numbers right. I want to roughly factor in a 60% margin after factoring in expenses so even if expenses are under I’ll pull out the additional for any potential cap ex down the road. They said they’d provide a full year rent roll and financials breakdown after contract is accepted but the gave me June. What do you think of these numbers? Month of June Income - $6,018 Expenses -$695 Prop management - $602 Balance -$4,722

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Sam B.
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Sam B.
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2 bed units for $500? Sounds like a great neighborhood. $6,000 in revenues with only $1,300 in expenses? No way. And $500k at that.

Not even close.

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