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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Mark Moore
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Potential (1st) Wholesale Deal! - Rental

Mark Moore
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Sent out letters via @Michael Quarles / Yellow letters. Got a decent response and have been funneling the leads down to find the nuggets since.  

One that has me very hopeful in particular is a 3/1 rental...


Figures:

1. Acquisition price: owner wants 60k but seems flexible. 

2. Monthly rent: $875, long term tenant in place that doesn't want to leave. 

3. Repairs needed: None. Owner put new roof, kitchen, bathroom and landscaped a couple years ago. Have not been in house yet, only driven by and it looks very solid. 

4. Cap Rate Details: 10,800 yearly net income-770 tax- 350 maintenance- 700 management- 650 insurance.. or $8330 income after all expenses= 17% - 15.15 Cap rate. 

Is this a no-brainer or am I missing a crucial piece of the puzzle? I'd be adding a short diligence period to the offer to allow an internal inspection. 

Thanks! 

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