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Andreas F.
  • Frankfurt, Please choose...
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Deal Analysis - SFH Philadelphia

Andreas F.
  • Frankfurt, Please choose...
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Hello all,

appreciate your advice and feedback for the following deal. It is a SFH located in Philadelphia N 59TH Street.

  • Purchase Price: $74,020
  • Monthly Rent: $950
  • Est. Monthly NOI $615
  • Year Built:1955
    Bedrooms:3
    Bathrooms:1.0
    Floor Area:1150 Sq Ft
    Land Area / Lot Size:1076 Sq Ft
    Stories:2 Stories

  • Property is offered via a TK provider, would be fully renovated with new roof, plumbing, electricity etc.
  • Cap rate would be at 9.7%
  • Location wise it is a B location

What do you think about that offer? I know the area a bit and  think it is a B location. Investment wise I am looking to buy for cash flow. Cap rate looks ok, only question I have is re the offer price. I think there is not much equity build into and that relates to the point of exit strategy, e.g. selling it after 5 years.

thx, Andreas

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