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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Am I greedy?
I am looking at an opportunity:
Single Family, Ask price $44,900 (projected purchase price of $40,000)
Taxes, $1,400
Rent $867/month (rented with long term tenant)
Assumptions:
5% vacancy
10% maintenance
5% reserve
Oh this would also be 100% financed long term with a private mortgage at 4.5%
My analyzing spread sheet conservatively shows a cash flow of $4,100/year or $344/month.
I really am not sure I want to putt the trigger on this one....
My first deal (duplex) is projected to cash flow at almost 6K/year and I really didn't want to look at anything under 5k.
I am new to this, but am I crazy? I think if I wait it out I can find a better deal....
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You get to acquire a money making asset with no money down.
This is a no brainer.