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Help with reviewing my deal

Artur A.
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Hello Guys,

can you help with reviewing deal please?

2 units - 1 bd, 1 bath; 2.5bd 1 bath

4009-4011 Ivanhoe Ave,Norwood, OH 45212
Price219000
Downpayment 25%54750
Closing costs (3%)6570
Fix10000
Total cash needed71320
Principal (4.375%). 30 y9840
Prop management (7-9%)3820
Insurance1448
Taxes (1.81%)3963.9
Utils (Electricity, Gas, Water)1080
Maintenance (5%)1260
Vacancy (5%)1260
Rent Annual25200 
Cap Rate (%)11.5
Operating income:2528.1

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Tchaka Owen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Merritt Island, FL
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Tchaka Owen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Merritt Island, FL
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Several suggestions:

1. Change Property Mgmt to 10%. If you every find a place charging less than 8%, avoid it. Also, at 10% you're looking at $2520, not $3820.

2. 5% is the absolute minimum for Maintenance. Unless it's in great shape and you don't anticipate anything, adjust to at least 7%

3. This chart is missing Capital Expenditures. CapEx should be similar to Maintenance; put that at 7% as well.

My figures result in $1560.1 of positive cashflow (Operating Income). That comes to $65/door. Are you happy with that? The general BP rule is no less than $100/door and some won't go below $150/door.   

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