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Good RENTAL investment?

Paul Sassin
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My offer was accepted to buy a 1000 sq foot ranch, with no basements or garage in a great rental market in metro Detroit.

Low end rent is $950

High end rent would be $1200

They agreed to an offer of 100k

We believed our Monthly cash return to be about $350 before our final mortgage and tax info came back.

We had some back luck on both ends....

We believed taxes would be about $2100 but it’s now $3200 And of course our interest rate jumped 1/4-1/2 percent.

So our low end cash would be about $200 a month. $150 per month swing.

Should we pull the trigger or get out?

Thanks guys!!!!!

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Jake S.
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Jake S.
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Hey @Paul Sassin if you are confident in the location, building and the rental amount, go for it! $200/mo is still solid for a property only costing $100k

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