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Brad Simmons
  • Andover, KS
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First possible deal Wichita, Kansas

Brad Simmons
  • Andover, KS
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Multifamily converted house with a small 1 bed/bath house in back yard. Small house is 1 bed/bath and needs about $5000 (according to seller, so $7500) to get up and running. Rented previously for $375. Other two units currently rented for $450 and $375.

Price: 59,900

Monthly Income: $1250 (according to seller) I think it's more likely $1325

Monthly Expenses: $50 - Insurance, $75 - Taxes, $20 - Trash, $504 Variable (maintenance, vacancy, water, capex, management) - $649 Total

Monthly NOI: $551

Financing: 30 year fixed @ 4.375 and 25% down - $239

Monthly Cashflow: $312

Those numbers assume the sellers numbers are correct for rent. Obviously it gets a little better if I am right. Also, I'll have the cost of rehabbing the 1 bed/bath house as well as well as lost income while it's being fixed up. I would probably get a HELOC to cover those costs.

Feedback please.

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