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Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
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Rent analysis - probate - deal analysis

Daria B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Gainesville, FL
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Hi,

I'm looking at a SFR (age 1963) offer is 95,700 (please see image), listed at $112k, to add to my other buy and hold properties. This was in probate in 2010 and rented thereafter and is now for sale.

The seller actually had a 4-point inspection done in 2011 that shows: HVAC and Compressor (2007), roof (1998), hot water heater (1990), and electrical wiring ROMAX throughout the house.

I'm googling ROMAX as I'm not sure what that is. The main panel (100 AMPS) was installed in 1963 and a sub panel later (no year but states 3.5 AMPS or 35 AMPS can't really read the sheet).

The seller replaced a couple of windows but the other 6 are original and the front door looks like it could use a replacement. Things I'm looking at and factoring into my price. Old kitchen and baths. Won't know until I see it but I think it will be good since it has been occupied so don't need to replace these things, ie remodel.

Given the particulars and these numbers that I ran it's above $100 per month. I'm not sure since it just hit the market that the seller will go for such a reduced price. But given the taxes that is the majority of the take away ($), I don't want to go any higher than what I came up with.

And I know my % for R&M ($1,320) and capX  ($600) are very low but if for nothing that combined that if something happened I think I could cover it. Home warranty - perhaps. :)

Please can you have a look at these and let me now what you think. Much appreciated...

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