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Updated over 6 years ago, 09/14/2018

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Karl Krauskopf
  • Developer
  • Seattle, WA
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Closing on 1st deal, here is model with pre-closure assumptions

Karl Krauskopf
  • Developer
  • Seattle, WA
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Closing on our first investment property in Spokane, WA.  This deal feels pretty solid with some overly-conservative assumptions around ongoing expenses.  One unit fully rent-ready with minor maintenance first required (i.e. carpet cleaning, chimney sweep, etc.) whereas the other unit I'll be ripping out the carpet and replacing with LVP throughout.  

There's a lot of room, still, for value-add such as formalizing the egress windows in the basement which would convert a current storage room to a bedroom, as well as adding bathroom in the basement.  Doing this for both units would convert from a 2/1/1 to a 3/2/1.. Though considering that move after a year+ to get my footing.

Seeking constructive criticism and tough-to-answer questions!

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