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Nick Beeler
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  • Liberty Lake, WA
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[Calc Review] Triplex Analysis

Nick Beeler
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Liberty Lake, WA
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Hello all!

I would love feedback on the numbers in this analysis. If you are familiar with the Spokane C class neighborhoods, let me know what you think about this deal. Would you take it?

Also, what is your favorite way to fund this type of property?

The reason I did not jump on this was that it shares the same lot as a 4-plex, so it would make sense to buy all 7-units and perform rehab as a single project. In other words, I would be required to bring a lot more cash to the table, and I was not looking to take on that level of rehab in a part of town I am not as comfortable in.

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Robert Kincaid
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Robert Kincaid
  • New to Real Estate
  • Spokane, WA
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@Nick Beeler

I would think the rent would be more in line with the $900-$1,000 range if finished nicely, but you will be fighting the neighborhood for that value. 

I know what buildings you are talking about and I fell into the same boat but my analysis ran into cashflow issues. I was not as optimistic about rents but I could very well be wrong about that. 

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