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KIMARD EGLETON
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville KY
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C-Neighborhood Portfolio Numbers - Thanks in Advance

KIMARD EGLETON
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville KY
Posted

Ok BP'ers

I posted recently about the best way to analyze a portfolio of 7 properties (5 SFRs, 2 MFR). After further discussion with the owner, here are a few additional numbers for your review. These properties are in a rather rural neighborhood. The houses are old and from the looks of it, needs a little TLC.

Per the owner:

Asking Price $250,000

Rental Income $3600

Annual Maintenance $1100 (seems low)

Annual Insurance $1000

Annual Property Tax $2250.15

The properties are currently self-managed and rented. Tenants pay all utilities.

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