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Hassan Tirmizi
  • Land O Lakes, FL
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Review my purchase #s and advise

Hassan Tirmizi
  • Land O Lakes, FL
Posted

Could my peers please look at my calculations and advise if im overlooking something or being overly optamistic and advise if thisis a good deal

Buying a duplex (2/1 each side) and here are the numbers

  • Purchase price = $68000
  • Down (10%) = $6000
  • Closing cost (2% estimate) = $1088

1st loan (mortgage) = $54400

  • 1st loan payment (6%)= ($327)

2nd Loan (LOC) = $5000

  • 2nd loan payment (9.25%) = ($150)
  • Month Insurance (estimate) = ($100)
  • Rent from both units = $1325

My calculations tell me that:

  • Rent = 1325
  • Expenses = $577
  • Profit per month = $ 748
  • Recovering initial investment (down payment and closing) in approximately 1 year (provided no vacancies)
  • Using the 50% rule (I think this is how it goes) profit is = $171/month

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