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Updated over 7 years ago, 06/28/2017

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Bruno Franco Netto
  • Saint Paul, MN
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Analysis 431 Lynnhurst Avenue W, Saint Paul, Minnesota

Bruno Franco Netto
  • Saint Paul, MN
Posted

Hello guys, my name is Bruno Franco Netto, I'm a biggerpockets member and I'm also a real estate agent and investor in the Twin Cities area. I'm starting to use the Biggerpockets calculators to analyze deals and I would like to ask your opinion on one of those deals:

431 Lynnhurst Avenue W, Saint Paul

Built in 1885

4 Units, 2 Garage

$254,900 price

2 days on the market

I'm thinking about it in terms of making it a rental property house-hacking style with a 3.5% FHA loan, 4% interest, 30 years fixed.

My analysis is the following:

Expenses: 

Principal and Interest - $1175

Property Taxes - $415

Property Insurance - $100

Mortgage Insurance - $100

Utilities - $300

Vacancies - $265

Repairs and Maintenance - $132

Capital Expenditures - $132

Property Management fees - $265

Total Expenses - $2884

Income

Unit 1- $700

Unit 2- $525

Unit 3- $850

Unit 4- $575

Cashflow after moving out of the property and hiring property management company - negative $234

So basically according to my analysis this is not a great deal at the current price but I'm curious to see what you guys think about the analysis. 

thank you,

Bruno Franco Netto

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