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Dolores Waldron
  • Medford, MA
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Indianapolis Deal Analysis - is this a good deal?

Dolores Waldron
  • Medford, MA
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Hi All,

Would love to get your thoughts on this potential investment - it's a duplex in Indianapolis - 68K

Property is rehabbed and each unit is 3 bed and rents for $550 and $475

Asking price: 68k

Yearly Tax - $536

Insurance - $600

Owner is willing to finance with 10% down at 9% amortized with a 5 year balloon payment - see my analysis:

https://www.biggerpockets.com/calculators/shared/7...

I would love to get your thoughts on if this is a good deal for buy and hold?

Cash on Cash is 21.37%, is this good? I'm still trying to understand this cash on cash return.

It appears to be cash flowing $165.58

What would one do when the 5 years is up - do they owe 61,200 as the payments appear to be going directly to interest for the 5 years.  I was thinking if I refinanced after a year but that would just refinance @ 70% of value so I would still owe the remainder....

Appreciate your thoughts on what you would do?

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