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2% North Texas Duplex?

Matt Kiser
  • Mc Kinney, TX
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I am a new investor looking for my first deal. I'm a licensed realtor so I'm using the MLS and also marketing on my own using online ads. I wanted some advice on the following deal:

List Price:  $56,000

DOM:  114 with no price reduction

Repairs needed:  roof and pier and beam foundation leveling (estimated 15k)

Expenses:  Insurance $769 Taxes $1571

One side of duplex rented at $600 (long term section 8) and the other side it vacant.  

Due to the days on market on repairs needed I'm considering offering $45,000.  Any thoughts or analysis on this deal would be greatly appreciated.  

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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Andrew Postell
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@Matt Kiser I feel that the ultimate question is what you think the "After Repair Value" will be. Meaning if the ARV is $61,000...and comps support that value...then just go and buy one where no work is needed. If this property is local to us I would have a feeling that the ARV is significantly higher but that is how I would weigh this deal.

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