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Marc M.
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  • Rockville, MD
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First deal in MD: Looking for feedback on off-market property

Marc M.
  • Contractor
  • Rockville, MD
Posted

So BP has proven to be an extra valuable resource so far for a newbie like myself so I'm hoping some of the more experienced folks here can give me some feedback on an off-market property I'm looking at.

The figures below are the numbers from a broker with a pocket listing so they have yet to be verified. It was previously on the market and didn't sell (possibly for good reason, I will be checking it out next week).

AP: $110,000 but I'm told that it was brought down to $98,000

Income: $1,300/month, currently rented to a long term renter

Taxes: $2,598

P&I (based on 25% down on $110k -from broker): $430/month

Insurance (budget # from broker): $700/year

R&M: $1,000/year (I'm a little skeptical of this)

City registration fees: $65/year

Tenant pays utilities. 

No idea what shape the CapEx items are in.

Any feedback is greatly appreciated. I will be looking at comps this week to get an idea on pricing. Thanks BP!

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