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Please Help me analyze this deal
Hello BP community,
Here is my property analysis of the day. Ideally, the tenants would pay all utilities but I've added them just in case. I added $30 a month for snow removal. Is this a reasonable cost to add for something like that? The rest of the numbers are direct from the seller. Rehab costs are estimated and would change upon receiving a quote. Pittsburgh natives, how's this area?
Thank you for any and all feedback and constructive criticism!
Savannah
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Seems like a lot of work for 7% cash on cash return. If that's what you're going for then I would buy stocks with high dividends. Renovating a place takes a lot of time and energy so you better be at least getting 10%+