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Jack Srimani
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Experts does this analyis seem flawed

Jack Srimani
  • Real Estate Investor
  • roscoe, IL
Posted

Hi,
I got the number for a property I have not seen. I plan to see this only if I can make real sense of the numbers. Need help.

Details:

Four Unit Duplex:

Rental Income 20100

Ad 333
Insurance 999
Tx 3841
Repairs 401
Garbage Removal 774
Water 987
Gas 2957
Electric 682

Total Expense: 10974

Net Income 9126

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Michael Rossi
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Michael Rossi
  • Real Estate Investor
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You're missing many of the expenses such as management, vacancies, legal expenses, capital expenses, damage done by tenants in excess of the security deposit, etc. In addition, I would never buy a property if the landlord pays the utilities (especially gas and electric).

Good Luck,

Mike

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