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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

DUPLEX DEAL ANALYSIS (IF IM LIVING IN ONE UNIT)
hey guys,
Sorry for the rookie question. I am wondering how I should go about analyzing a duplex deal assuming if I am living in one of the unit, and renting out the other (more expensive ) one.
I know i can just crunch the numbers assuming both rents are being paid? But is there anything else i should be looking for? Want to hear your guys thoughts.
Numbers/month (assuming im not living there)
Income = 3700
Rent (2200 + 1500)
Expenses: 3001
mortgage 1610
500 taxes
125 insurance
100 water
296 management fee
185 vacancy fee
185 maintenance fee
If I was living there rent would just be the 3200.
Please let me know and be brutally honest.