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John Woodington
  • Brooklyn Park, MN
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Deal Analysis Help in Minneapolis Area

John Woodington
  • Brooklyn Park, MN
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This house (3 bed/3 bath townhouse) is about 5 houses down from me, and I'm thinking it would be a good investment from a proximity perspective, but would like some outsider opinions on the numbers:

  • Price: $212,000
  • Repairs: $0 (I know the owners, and they are meticulous, and they replaced carpet, paint, and appliances prior to listing)
  • Rents for: $1800/month (based on comps in our neighborhood)
  • PITI: $1465/month (Principal and Interest = $910, Insurance = $45, Assoc Dues = $250, Taxes = $200, PMI = $60)

I can only afford to put $30K down on this house, hence the PMI. This house is in a townhome association, of which I on the Board of Directors, so the insurance is low, but the dues make up for that. I would manage it myself. Long term goal would be to own half a dozen houses all in this neighborhood, mostly to build equity via mortgage paydowns, rather than excessive cashflow.

Any objective thoughts would be welcomed.

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