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Updated almost 10 years ago,

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Chad Huffer
  • Investor
  • Glen Burnie, MD
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Looking for some input on my first buy and hold deal (Two Triplexes)

Chad Huffer
  • Investor
  • Glen Burnie, MD
Posted

Considering these two triplexes as my first buy and holds.  The vacancy rate in the area is pretty low although for calculations I used 8%.

I've added links to the pdf docs of the rental analysis.  If you would like to know more info just let me know.

Relevant info:

  • Purchase price used is the ask price. (Plan to try and get that down a bit)
  • I Used 10% as both the repair and capex rates.
  • I believe the rental rates are currently about $100 below market.
  • Roof on one property 1 is 22 yrs old (although still in good condition)
  • Roof on one property 2 is 22 yrs old (although still in good condition)
  • Estimated cost to replace roof is about $19,000.00 per property (2826 sqft each)

Link to Property 1

Link to Property 2

Thanks for any feedback.

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