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Elliot Jones
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Duplex Due Dilligence

Elliot Jones
  • Dundalk, MD
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I'm in Baltimore, MD and I'm looking at getting a 2-4plex as a first multi unit property. I really want to do this right and I'm not sure of all the things I should look into before deciding to pull the trigger. Anyone with insight would be super helpful.

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David Michael
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David Michael
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Hello Elliot Jones !

Depending on the market your in the numbers could be different. The most basic way I do it is as follows:

I anticipate 5% rental income. Plus a 5% appreciation. This works for me in my market of Northern Jersey. I also alter the numbers slightly because the market is a little expensive. I am a firm believer that there is always a good deal regardless of the market. You just have to do your due diligence.

Let me know if you have any more questions.

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