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William Mccauley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pagosa Springs, CO
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First Deal, House Hack a fourplex

William Mccauley
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Pagosa Springs, CO
Posted

Hello all! 

This is my first BP post. Through the necessity to get out of my rental, and loving to get a deal on everything I buy, I have found BP and the REI mindset here. Given my circumstance I have set my sights on a multi family to get my foot in the door get out of my rental and get some what I'm sure will be hard earned experience at REI. Here is the best thing Ive found so far:

Victorian style fourplex close to downtown colorado springs in about 75% renovated neighborhood. 

$295k

Rents: 2600

Expenses 

mortgage/insurance/tax: 1625 

utilities (water sewer gas) : 250 

8% vacancy: 215 

5% capex: 130 

5% maintenance: 130 

total: 2350

I would be living in one unit as soon as it opens in December. It seems to have a good demand for renters, all leases have been renewed 3-5 times. Inspection to follow but they claim roof, electric plumbing were done 10 yrs ago. Units all have new paint and laminate floors. Assuming theres no major issues, all thats left for value add is curb appeal which could be a bonus for me. I see this as a buy and hold deal, but would be flexible to different exits. 

Thanks for your insights, 

Luke 

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