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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Russell Pitts
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kirkland, WA
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Looking for experienced deal analyzers for this property.. Help!

Russell Pitts
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Kirkland, WA
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Hi all, I'm close to pulling the trigger on this property in Chicago. I'm going through a turnkey provider.  The renovation has already been done and the property will be tenanted with a section 8 tenant.  I have a bunch of questions to ask the seller, property manager, etc. but wanted to get your advice on this "deal".

Location: The property is in the Hazel Crest area of Chicago.

Property: 3bed/1.5 bath, split level, with 2 car garage.  Built in 1931. 1,515 sq feet, 19k sq feet property.

Numbers:

Purchase Price:$120,000
Monthly Rent:$1,725
Est. Property Taxes:$324
Est. Insurance:$83
Home Owners Assoc. Fee:$0
Property Management Fee:$144
Vacancy (7%):$121
Repairs (5%):$86
Total Monthly Expenses:$758
Est. Monthly NOI:$967
Cap Rate:9.67 %


Numbers:

Down Payment 24000
Financing Fees 4000    
Closing Costs 2500 Monthly Mortgage Payment: $671 (@7.5%)
Annual Cash Flow ($967-$671)*12
 Cash On Cash Return
Out of pocket 30500 3552 0.116459
Reserves 5000    

I do know that the "fees" are high, but that's mainly due to some credit issues of mine which will be resolved in 1 year's time. But, even with that aside it does reach my goal of $300/month cash flow with a minimum of 10% cash on cash return.  As well, after year 1 I will refinance to a conventional mortgage to get even better numbers.

Any advice would be much appreciated!!!

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