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Updated almost 9 years ago,

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Chris Herrera
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Addison, IL
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Practice Run-Duplex

Chris Herrera
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Addison, IL
Posted

I'm looking at a Duplex and want to see if my logic makes sense.

Purchase P: 200,000

Down Payment: 40k 

Mortgage: ~800/month

Gross Rents: 2,000/month

Taxes: 375/month    Insurance: 200/month    Vacancy 200/month    Insurance: 100/month  

Management: 200/month   Reserves: 200/month      Maintenance: 100/month

Cashflow = -175/month

I know the 1% rule is just a rule of thumb, but am I missing something that gets me that bad of a cashflow figure? That's even without factoring initial repairs or any utilities that are not paid by the tenants  

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