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Nicky James Munoz
  • Honolulu, HI
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Renting a single family home $1000 below the average rent

Nicky James Munoz
  • Honolulu, HI
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I just found out that my in-laws have been renting a 5bdrm single family home that does not cash flow. They want to sell the house because the rent doesn’t cover the monthy mortgage and they have been losing about $400 each month.

My husband and I checked Rent-o-meter and realized that they could be renting the house for nearly $1000 more. We wanted to make a suggestion to them of possibly evicting the tenant, making a quick upgrade (the house is in a pretty good condition), then find a new tenant and adjust the rent accordingly. We have been listening and learning from BP but are pretty new to real estate investing and not sure if this is the best way to go. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!! Please see the breakdown below.

Mortgage $2500 Rent $2100 Average rent for the area $3484

Yes, we also realize that they are the “Mom & Pop property managers” that BP always talks about!!

Thank you for checking our post, and we look forward to hearing from the BP family!!

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