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Anthony Barbato
  • Developer
  • San Francisco
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Analysis of a fourplex

Anthony Barbato
  • Developer
  • San Francisco
Posted

Hello,

I am planning on buying a 4plex property in the Bay Area using the 3.5% FHA loan on Jan 30th 2020. When I look for cash flowing properties, however, none of them have enough rent income to cover the debt service and expenses using the Bigger Pockets cash flow formula that I have included in the link below.

3420 Carlson Blvd:

https://maxebrdi.paragonrels.com/publink/default.aspx?GUID=3710d426-464b-44a0-925a-dd3302c8787f&Report=Yes

Link to deal analysis calculator, both FHA and conventional financing:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-uWNXgtOPKqt0Vx7I...

Is it possible to find a 2-4 unit property in the Bay Area that will cover debt service and expenses? If so, please include examples.

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