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Help me with a reality check on an existing property.
I've acquired a few properties in Cleveland in the past year, and at this point i am starting to worry that maybe i am pushing too hard or doing something dumb. So, i am not exactly in the $30k category that Ben Leybovich described in his post, but i am close.
I would appreciate an advice and analysis of my first deal:
So i bought a SFH 1,200+ sq/f in the Kamms corner area of Cleveland.
Purchase price: $43,000 (cash)
Closing costs: ~$2500
Rehab: $15,000
Rent: $1250 a month.
Prop management: 10%
Cap Ex. 10% (at this point it's assumed, i have not yet had to do anything)
Insurance: $50/month
Taxes: $200/month
After a 6 moths holding period I cash out refinanced the house and pulled $53,000 of equity.
At this point i have about 7-8k of my cash in the house.
Mortgage payment(including taxes and insurance) are $520 a month.
What do you guys think?
My other homes look more or less the same.
Thank you!