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Rob Donovan
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  • Dubuque, IA
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What do you guys and gals think of this one

Rob Donovan
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Dubuque, IA
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$130,000 purchase price for 3 bed 1 bath duplex

$1425/mo rent total

$2290 for taxes

$780 for insurance

$590 for P & I

Plan to put 10% down with seller financing at 4.5% with 30 year amort and 5 year balloon.

Tenants would pay all utilities and do snow and grass

I figure 8% vacancy and 10% maintenance reserve should cover things.

What would you do?

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Elizabeth Colegrove
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Elizabeth Colegrove
  • Hanford, CA
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Here is how I look at a deal.

monthly income - expenses = net income/downpayment = cash on cash return cash flow

net income + principle pay down / downpayment

This is what I look at to establish whether or not it is "worth" it. 

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