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Nicholas Webb
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Nicholas Webb
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Jaysen Medhurst
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Jaysen Medhurst
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  • Greenwich, CT
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@Nicholas Webb, tweak your expenses a bit:

  • Bump up repairs to 7%
  • Water/sewer looks high. Have you confirmed with the city?
  • You're forgetting insurance
  • Is there a house electric meter?
  • Taxes also look low. Confirm with the city

Are you planning to owner-occupy? 

  • If not, you'll need 20-25% down and should expect an interest rate closer to 5%.
  • If you are, the lender will require PMI with only 10% down.

What are market rents? Any way to bump up unit D to $685, like the others?

As is, I calculate your monthly cash flow at about $465. ROI of 12%, which isn't good enough for me (I'm assuming 20% down). If you can get this for $200k or less, you'd be hitting $600/month and an ROI of 18%. That's a winner.

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