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Leon Wang
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I want to analyze a bad deal

Leon Wang
  • Orlando, FL
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Hello All, My name is Leon Wang, I come out from Shanghai/China, I'm an active investor, and grateful to be here to share my stories.Last year I bought 6 condos in Orlando Florida and became a real estate newbie. Here is one of my deal for example: #1,3bed 2 bath condo at 32839/Orlando. #2,Closing price $88K on July/2106. #3, condos were built at yr2000 #4, current rental: $1100 #5, HOA cost $244 #6, Cap rate: 8% When I surf the web in search of sales records , here is what i found as follows: 8/2013, $80,900 10/2009, $42,500 11/2006, $428,000 My question is what was the rental back yr2006? How was the cap rate at that time? The other question is how should I know whether or not I have over leverage my property and will possible generate negative cash flow? Is there anything I can learn the lesson? I appreciate everyone who can let me know what's your thoughts, have a great weekend.

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