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Jason L.
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Need Help with Offer on a Multifamily

Jason L.
  • Investor
  • Amarillo, TX
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How much would you offer for a multi-family home that only appraises for $40,268 in Amarillo, TX? (Address 506 S. Florida St. 79106) It's currently occupied and total rent for both sides equals $1080.00; plus it has a lot in the back that is used by a local business for it's customers to park, this could be additional cash flow.

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    Henry R.
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    • Saratoga County, NY
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    Henry R.
    • Rental Property Investor
    • Saratoga County, NY
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    Jason, Check your comps in the area and also make sure you find out all of your expenses on the property. it's a good idea to know what property rents for as well and how much you plan on putting into it cash wise. That's my .02 cents

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