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Updated over 11 years ago, 08/18/2013

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Al Bunch
  • Realtor
  • Houston, TX
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Houston Deal Analysis - Rent $1350/mo

Al Bunch
  • Realtor
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Located in Tomball, TX (suburb of Houston very close to Spring, TX - within reasonable driving distance of Exxon's brand new building)

ARV $103k

Rent $1350/mo (Avg DOM 16)

Needs $5k in repairs (miscellaneous cosmetic inside/out)

All major systems in good or excellent working order.

Includes laminate flooring for front and master bedroom.

Roof replaced and re-decked in past 6 months.

AC replaced in 2008 in/out.

AC ductwork replaced same time as roof.

All interior re-painted in past 6 months except master bedroom and bath.

I've got it under contract but I'm not sure what I should be selling it for to a buy-and-hold investor.

Lowest price home in neighborhood in MLS priced at $75k then a jump to $93k - both pending, then another at $100k and they go up from there.

Any input greatly appreciated.

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