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Daniel Shults
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Cashflow, selling investment property

Daniel Shults
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Mount Washington, KY
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I'm trying to sell my investment property, can someone help me on my cash flow analysis based on numbers I provide? It's valued in the range of 90K-98K. Rent:$950 PI:$450 Renters insurance: $68/Month Taxes: $87/Month Maintenance:$50 It's in a great area and tenants are solid!! Appreciate the help!

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Jon Holdman
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Jon Holdman
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The best price for a SFR is almost always generated via the MLS. You can sell with the tenants in place, though that might reduce your pool of potential buyers. An investor is almost always going to pay less than an OO, but if its a rental area you can still get a good price with a tenant.

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