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Alex Tenenbaum
  • Solon, OH
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Deal Review

Alex Tenenbaum
  • Solon, OH
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Anyone able to help me with this deal, I'm not sure what price I should offer for this, there's a four plex unit in a working class neighbor. Taxes around 7,000 a year.

Seller wants about 240,000; has a newer roof. Rents are: 

575.00/month

$575.00/month

$750.00/month

$575.00/month

I'm assuming I'd need to do 25% down, but can get 30 year mortgage. Any idea on what I should offer, seems really small cash flow if you add taxes, mortgage, insurance, and maybe capex or vacancy. Any ideas?

Expenses seller is showing for common area:

Expense
20142015
Water
$1,040.68 $ 1,114.20
Electric
$ 693.39 $ 911.47
Gas
$ 764.00 $ 680.99
Misc.
$2,254.23 $ 1,179.85



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