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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Nat Rojas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Elkridge, MD
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Help Me Analyze this Deal - Baltimore, MD

Nat Rojas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Elkridge, MD
Posted

Hi BP!

Short Sale in Baltimore, MD. Acquiring with Conventional Loan 20% down. Only two Comps of same bed/bath and similar (within 200 sq ft) size within the last 30 days. Best comp (of the 2) last sold at 65K. $62K is absolutely fair and at market value. 

I'm in a financial position and happy with purchasing a cash flowing property at market value.

My initial criteria: $200 + monthly cash flow & 8% CoC ROI. deal passes as is.

Conservative numbers:

  • Interest Rate 6%. (5.6 currently)
  • Rent Amount: 1200 (as is without rehab. PM states she can get it for higher)
  • Cap X & Repairs at 10% each
  • 8K Rehab to get rent ready

If you'd like to see specifics, You'll see below images provide #'s. Spreadsheet is a build in progress as I continue to learn and analyze more deals.

I submitted an offer long before I knew how to inspect a property so I don't have notes from when I visited months ago. You'll see a vague guess-timate of rehab costs. 

Still growing a learning as a newer investor. Could you please provide feedback and help me understand areas in which I should focus.

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