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Updated over 8 years ago,

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Christopher Yates
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Spring Hill, TN
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Closed on my 1st rental today.

Christopher Yates
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Spring Hill, TN
Posted

It has been a long time coming but it is finally hear and still very nervous! I think this is a success story but you tell me. 

I purchased a 4/2 SFH about 1/4 mile from the university my son is attending. I bought this for him and his 3 current roommates to live in for their last 2 years at college it just needs a few small things like door handles changed and sticking doors.

Bought the house for $157K and the mortgage is $803. 

Each room will rent for $450 a month year round and I will pay for utilities. My son will not pay rent but will act as my property manager to get him some experience in REI.

Payment of   $803

Rent of        $1350 based off 3 rooms rented  

Utilities of    $ 250

Cash flow of $ 297

One huge benefit of this is I will not have to pay for my sons housing for the next 2 years saving me about $14,000.  When this group graduates in 2 years, I will rent out all 4 rooms. 

Thx to everyone on this site for all the help and knowledge.  Not sure I would have had the courage to complete this deal without it.

I am off to see my 1st possible flip!  It seems like the floodgates are open now  

Blessings!!

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