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Ryan Moran
  • Air Force Officer
  • Albuquerque, NM
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QUADPLEX - For a first buy?

Ryan Moran
  • Air Force Officer
  • Albuquerque, NM
Posted

Hey guys!  I'm looking forward to your opinions on this one.  This is one of my first few analyses, so go ahead and be honest with me!  The more advice/opinions the better.

Property is a 2,300 sqft quadplex located in Columbus, MS.  Each unit is currently occupied, under lease, and with property management.  Roof is only 3 years old and all new HVAC was put in last year. Shouldn't need any repairs.  Here are the numbers:

Asking price: $138,900

Estimated closing costs: $1300 (got that from two different banks)

Monthly rent: $450 x 4 = $1800/mo

Principle and Interest: $524.12 (30 yr at 3.9% already approved)

Taxes: $107.09/mo

Vacancy: 7%

CapEx: 5%

Repairs/Maintenance: 5%

Property Management: 10%

Monthly cash flow: $682.79 . . . or if you use the 50% rule: $375.88

I tried to stay conservative where I could.  According to a local investor this one will probably go for somewhere around $125,000.  What do you think?  Missing anything? If you were after this property what would you make an offer for?

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