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Updated over 9 years ago,
First 3 Unit Rental Property - Is This A Good Deal
Numbers i have so far. Is this a good deal for me to go ahead and buy. This will be my first property ever bought.
Basement unit rent-$415 a month-7+ year elderly tenants
1st Floor-$550 Rent
2nd Floor-$550 Rent
Total=$1515 a month/$18,180 per year-This will pretty much break even only with the basement rented.
Yearly taxes-$1344.82
Monthly Insurance-$85.00 Replacement cost value 2484 sq x $65 a foot
Grass-$30 a month
Water/Utilities/Garbage-Roughly $150 a month
Property is under professional management charging $500 for tenant placement first month and 10% per month to collect rent, manage, place tenants, do repairs and bookkeeping etc.
Property has had $4000 for tenant make ready when I got it last year
1 unit had new floors installed in the bathroom recently-around $1000
Property is free and clear
Asking Price $30,000
No work needed and all 3 units are fully rented
My lender rates are 5% interest rate and loan is to be paid back in 4 years.
loan-$30,000
4 year interest rate-$6,000
total loan-$36,000
Monthly Payment-$750
Total Monthly Income-$1515
$1515-85.00(insurance)-$30(grass)-$151(management fees)-$150(utilities)=$349 Cashflow
is that a good deal or is it not worth the time and effort??
Additional Info I received from seller
current tax assessment $54,900 Annual Taxes 1344.82
Operating statement attached. There was some fluctuation in utilities because the previous owner skipped on her bills and I got back dated with the balance and had to get caught up. You can see how now it has recently stabilized. For the first period of time we had some repairs that had to be done. I have two bids that were completed and I can send canceled checks of the repairs totaling around $4000 for tenant make ready. I had a tenant recently that left because the tile had a crack that formed that she never let us know about. They decided to break the lease so we kept the deposit and she went on her way. We then had the entire bathroom floor replaced to the tune of around another $1000 just before the now current tenant moved in.
I have requested the other leases etc from my manager. He will get them to me as soon as possible. My agreement with CAPS LLC as well as some common area utility bills are scanned in the last doc together.
This was a tax sale property and quiet title has already been done on the property. We shouldn't have any title insurance commitment issues. Taxes are current as are all utilities etc. There is a small common area entrance as seen in some of the bills and we pay water. Like I said, we had to pay up for the previous owner not paying her bills, because they wouldn't wash the debt even though I wasn't the previous owner, that was the reason for the large Gary sanitary/Water bills when they came back dated months later.....