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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is this a good deal?
This 4-unit property (2 beds/1200 sq.ft. per unit) is listed in the low $800's. It currently brings in $4600 in rents. The area has about a 3% vacancy rate, is within a few miles of a major university, and is generally in a location that is up and coming.
It has annual expenses of about $27K - which seems a little high.
I think the rents are a little low for the area and could be increased, especially if some minor updates were made to each of the units.
Any thoughts on if this is a good deal?