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Delbert Standifer
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Please help did I Brrrr this wrong

Delbert Standifer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Carson, CA
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I purchased a 4-plex in Tucson for 140k (35k) down with another 5k for closing costs. I receive 1549 in rent in my mortgage is 740. However the place is a dump! The rehab is about 40-50k. I’ll be all in about 85k what do I need my appraisal to be to receive my 85K back? I think I messed this up big time!

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    John Teachout
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    John Teachout
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    Just because you can't get all your money out doesn't mean it's a disaster. If the property cash flows once you have it up to standard, hold it and move forward from there. In 5 years it may have better numbers.

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