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Robert B.
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Long Island Rental Property : Buy or Pass??

Robert B.
  • Investor
  • Long Island, NY
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Searching for deals on Long Island is tough given high prices and high taxes. Here's a decent SFH in well-kept working class neighborhood, nice street, near plenty of commerce and transportation. This deal cash flows nicely, but only 4.4% cap rate. $500k pur price plus $25k of improvements needed. The costs are fully loaded including banking $3k for maint annually. I only assumed 2% for MGT as I'll do majority. Will finance traditionally with 30% down. ARV likely $575k. So overall - low cap rate, decent cash flow, 1% rule not met, Max PP 70% rule not met, but good location. Comments appreciated. Buy or Pass?

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Robert B.
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Robert B.
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@Ryan Cleary Thanks very much for the comments. You're spot on.... this is more of a bet on appreciation as this deal is 30% down with only a 2.5% COC. I assume 3% increase in all expenses and rent so COC rises moderately YOY. Long Island is so tough; I struggle with the thought of investing outside local markets.

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