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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

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I'm looking to take the plunge and make my first investment in a multi-family property.  This analysis assumes I can get $20k below asking, but the property has been on the market for 2 months now and there's been one $20k price drop already.  Good people of BiggerPockets - does this seem like a reasonable deal to you?  Any feedback, thoughts, or advice would be greatly appreciated! 

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Evan Polaski
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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@J Hurwitz, what is condition of property?  If you have to replace a roof, that will take up a years worth of your free cashflow.  What about HVAC, kitchen, water heater, etc? 

That would be my biggest concern, since you only have 1,800/yr of Capex reserved. Also, how many units is this? In my SFRs and duplex, my turns would be north of $1,000 each to bring paint scheme current, and make any necessary fixes to "wear and tear" items.

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