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Justin Pokrywka
  • Easton, MD
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Good deal? Not much equity but......

Justin Pokrywka
  • Easton, MD
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Hi y'all. I was wondering if this seems like a good deal. It's a 3 bedroom 1 bath townhouse 1054 sq ft. Great shape, built in late 1970's. On sale for 59k. Probably could get it for 55k. Currently renting for $800.00 a month. Hoa $35 a month . It's worth about 60k so there wouldn't be a lot of instant equity however it would be a good cash flow property and basically turnkey. It could probably be about $450 a month profit after expenses. Any thoughts or suggestions would be great, ie. mortgage terms, 30, 15, or less? I figure I could pay it off very quick and then it would be mostly all profit very quickly. Thanks.

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Hugo Alves
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  • Scotch Plains, NJ
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Hugo Alves
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  • Scotch Plains, NJ
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@Justin Pokrywka Numbers look good to me. I would go with a 25% down on an investment purchase. As far as the terms, that's dependent on you. What's your $450 based on, 30yrs?

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