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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Momk M.
  • Staten Island, NY
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Is this deal feasible?

Momk M.
  • Staten Island, NY
Posted

Property is 220,000

Its a 4 unit in Trenton which is being totally gutted as part of the deal. All 4 units must be occupied at time of closing as well.

Insurance $125.00
Interest on loan(s)
Land tax $259.00
Legal expenses
Pest control
Property agent fees/commission $290.00
Repairs and maintenance $145.00
Capital works deductions
Stationery, telephone and postage
Travel expenses
Water charges
Vacancy Est $203.00
Total expenses $1,022.00
Net rental income or (loss) $1,878.00

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Andrew Davis
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  • Asheville, NC
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Andrew Davis
  • Investor
  • Asheville, NC
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Hey Momk,

Totally gutted and redone?

Net rental income or gross?  What will each unit rent for?

Here's a calculator that should help you:

http://www.biggerpockets.com/buy-and-hold-calculat...

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