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Updated over 14 years ago, 03/30/2010

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Sharad M.
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Would you consider this deal?

Sharad M.
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  • Carlsbad, CA
Posted

Hello all-

I looked at this property today listed for $30k. The property has 4 units, each unit is 2 bd/1 ba. Each unit can be rented out for at least $550/mo with owner paying the utilities. I plan to hire a property manager @ 10%. However, the biggest issue I see with the property is TAXES!!

The taxes on the property are $8k/year. The property's total value was assessed at $189,200 as of 11/14/09.

The property doesn't need much work, no more than $15k before it is ready to be rented out, so on paper it looks like a great deal except taxes. Do you guys have any opinion on this? I am really confused with this. Do I have a shot at appealing the taxes given the fact that the property was assessed as recently as Nov 09?

Thanks in advance for all the help. As always, much appreciated.

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