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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

How am I doing? Deal Analysis please!
Hi BP members,
I'm so, so glad I found this forum. I'm hoping you might be able to analyze this deal for me, and offer some advice to a newbie. This will be my first investment house and I am currently renting. It appears to be in good, turn-key condition. I'd like to thank a moderator, Jon, for giving me some personalized advice earlier.
Price: 85,900 3br/2ba
Rent: 1250
Rehab: 0
Down Pmt: 20%
Rate: 5.625% (This is an estimate - does it seem appropriate for a NOO loan? Good credit (770) and no debt)
Term: 30 years
Down pmt amount: 17,180
Loan amount: 68,720
Principle, Interest pmt: $396/mo
Expense amount: 50%
Expense amount: $625/mo
Net Operating Income: $625/mo
Cashflow: $229/mo
Annual cashflow: $2,748
Cash on cash: 15.9%
CAP: 8.73%
I'm also wondering if there is a way to do this without leveraging 20% of my own savings without occupying the house. Is this a good use of $17,000 in cash? Lastly, do you think I should look into foreclosures, short sales, etc? Or for the first time just go for the MLS listing, with a realtor, and keep it simple.
Any and all advice is greatly appreciated!
Thank you!
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Thank you Matt, Marco, and Bryan!
I'll have a more accurate interest rate soon, but this news is encouraging. The area is low income but working class, average neighborhood. I plan on visiting it this week to ensure the immediate area checks out. Property was found on an MLS listing website.
What I'm interested in at the moment is a turnkey rental, very minimal rehab money needed. I can't imagine it'd hurt to keep an eye out on foreclosures and short sales, though. 86 is the asking price, and I will plan on offering lower!
Thanks again.