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William Wironen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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Seeking Advice: Bath Maine Duplex

William Wironen
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Omaha, NE
Posted

I think i'm being pretty conservative on some of the numbers given the area but would like a second opinion on this duplex in Bath, ME.

Notes:

  • Currently renting for $940 per unit but given the craigslist/rentometer data, could easily rent for $1100-1200/mo
  • Management costs are set at 9% in the given scenario but we may be able to find lower costs/fewer features
  • Estimated water/sewer costs based on usage in the area and recently updated rate tables

Any help or advice would be appreciated. My overall thought: try to get the property for less (I know, right?) and ensure the monthly rental rates at $1,100/mo are achievable with current tenants.


Thanks,

William

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