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Scott Jeannerett
  • Investor
  • Gulfport, MS
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First deal-10 units-three duplexes and a 4-plex

Scott Jeannerett
  • Investor
  • Gulfport, MS
Posted

Hello BP!!

I am currently working on my first deal and I'd LOVE to hear some feedback.  It's 10 units, three duplexes and one quad with a total income of $6k/mo.  The purchase price is $410k, taxes and ins. will be approx. $1k/mo.  We've checked with every bank we can and every one is different.  Different down payments, interest rates, amortization schedules, and terms.  Depending on who we go with we are looking at a note between $2000-$2300 dollars, give or take.  My question is, what are we not thinking of?  We have figured 10% for vacancy, even though they are never empty, 10% for management, even though we plan on managing them ourselves.  Another $4800 per year in misc. expenses and 15% for income taxes on the property.  We've already decided that we are going to make a mistake somewhere, and that's ok.  Just wondering what some of you guys think.

Thanks!!

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