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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Closing on a deal
Hello all,
Here is my problem for you smart people at BP. I am about to close on a apartment building. Here are some of the detail. Price=$475,000 Income=115838/yr. It appraised for 485k. The expense is 55360. Cash flow is about 12k/yr. Cap rate is about 10.5. The math makes sense but I am just tad bit petrified most of it is probably because I am a newbie and negotiating with people who are a lot smarter than me and not to mention they have a lot more experience. What makes the deal sweet is the owner is carrying a second for about 80k and the rest will be covered by the bank. So, is this a no brainer?
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You are a newbie, and you are buying a $475,000 apartment building?
I think I might learn to fly. Could I start SOLO with that 747 on the runway, over there?
Start small. (My opinion.)