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Dusty Cady
  • Rental Property Investor
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this Triplex deal

Dusty Cady
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Reno, NV
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    Anthony Wick
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    Anthony Wick
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    @Dusty Cady First reaction? You're creating numbers to make this cash flowing. Where are you getting your utility numbers from? PMI is going to be much higher. PMI is based on amount of loan, not amount of rents. All of your reserve percentages are too low. Much too low. Property tax is only $1,296 per year? I'm assuming you'll live there and self manage so I'm ignoring your 6% estimate. Rents to purchase price is 0.71%. I have no idea how you can make money at that rate. Now, which unit are you going to live in? If it's one of the smaller ones then you'll need to do the calculation on how much rent you pay now and how much out of pocket you'll pay if you buy this.

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