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Ian E.
  • APO, AE
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Triplex Analysis for a noobie

Ian E.
  • APO, AE
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I am looking at purchasing a mid-1980s Triplex (2/1 for each door) for $120k.  It is currently at 100% occupancy at $675 per month.

Monthly rent - $2,025

Taxes - $145

Insurance - $125

Management - $202.5

Maintenance - $202.5

Vacancy - $202.5

Total Expenses - $877.5

Down Payment - $40k

Debt Service ($80k @ 20 years) - $472.5

Cash Flow - $675 ($225 per door)

This is my first property so I want to make sure I am doing everything right. However, the math seems like a deal.  I am currently stationed overseas so I will not be able to actually conduct a walkthrough.  What am I missing?

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Todd Franklin
  • Deer Island, OR
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Todd Franklin
  • Deer Island, OR
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The GRM looks good at 5.

I'm new also but the numbers look pretty good.  Is this assuming no repair costs upfront?

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