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How to truly analyze investment property? Cap rate? Cash Flow?
I am in the process of negotiating the purchase price of my first multi family home. I've run every algorithm that an individual could recommend, and all seem to check out. Is there a simple and effective way to analyze a property, or is calculating the cap rate, 1% rule, 50% rule etc, cash on cash, NOI, all necessary? Looking for some insight.
Background:
Excellent location
Duplex- $1,500 per month gross
3900 sq ft 8 bedroom home 3 bath
Current negotiation at $83,000 (closing costs included)
Down Payment $2,500
Tenants pay all utilities
$3,700 annual taxes
$360 Insurance
$1,000 start up expenses
No management fees
Loan 4% for 30 years