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Updated almost 7 years ago,
Newbie....practicing analyzing your insight/advice please
Hi - My name is Mellisa and I'm very interested buy & hold multi-family units. I currently have one rental unit that used to be my primary residence, so I'm just now getting involved in what I've always dreamed of doing....better late than never I guess. :/
I've been reading forums for a few weeks now - and upgraded recently to the PRO so I can practice analyzing various deals. As I said I'm very new - so please feel free to add your tips and correct any unrealistic assumptions you might see :) I'm trying to learn all I can before I jump into something ...here's what I'm looking at -
Fourplex in great condition - each unit has 2 beds/1.5 bath and full basements. Town outside of Pittsburgh.
Purchase price $199,000
After repair value - I'm not sure how to really estimate this without getting a real estate agent involved and I don't want to waste anyone's time while I'm practicing so I assumed $200,000 (based on online searches of surrounding area - is there a better way?) - since the units are in good shape I've estimated $10,000 for some cosmetic upgrades.
3% down at 6% for 30 years assuming full asking price.
Each unit rents $750 = $3,000 month or $36000 annual
Tenant pays all utilities. Property taxes are approx $2800 (based on PA tax online) and about $166 for MIP.
I'm assuming 5% for vacancy, repairs, capX & management fee's.
I'm also assuming 2% annual income growth, PV growth, etc.
Based on all the above the buy & hold analysis indicated $836.35 monthly cash flow and that's a 45.68% cash on cash ROI - that sounds a little high for this property? Am I missing something?
Thanks for your time.