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Franky Maslim
  • Atlanta, GA
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Is this a good deal?

Franky Maslim
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Hey guys,

I wanted to get your opinion on a duplex that I'm looking at. Below are the numbers that I'm crunching.

The seller (motivated) is willing to chip in $15,000 for the 2-car garage rehab. So the final price may be down to $54,000 (say I'm going with the listed price for this analysis' purposes) - and it'll also affect the CoC number if we take the $15,000 into account

Price$69,000
Rent (estimated)$1,339
Rent/Price Ratio - 2% Rule1.94%
IncomeRent$1,339
ExpensesLoan payment($270)
Property Tax($221)
Property Insurance($117)
Asset Management Fees($141)
HOA($120)
Investment (Total)($29,285)
Down Payment($13,800)
Rehab Estimate($11,000)
Loan Fees & Costs($1,035)
Acquisition Fee($2,415)
Closing Costs($1,035)
Other Costs (Total)($6,880)
Maintenance Reserve($1,000)
Stabilization Estimate($1,824)
Prepay Tax & Insurance Estimate($4,056)
TOTAL INITIAL INVESTMENT($36,165)
Monthly Expenses($869)
Monthly Cash Flow$470
Total Cash Flow$4,230
Cash on Cash Return11.70%