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All Forum Posts by: Chong Liang

Chong Liang has started 3 posts and replied 6 times.

Post: preforeclosure search options?

Chong LiangPosted
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Aside from going to the county sheriffs office, what other resources are there to find preforeclosures?  I have heard about listsource.com, but that can get quite expensive.  Another site is realtytrac.com.  Any opinions?

Post: Opportunity or walk away??

Chong LiangPosted
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At the current sale price cash flow would be negative.  The sales tax is about 11k.

Post: Opportunity or walk away??

Chong LiangPosted
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Im looking at a small apartment house with 3 units with full occupancy yielding about $2800 per month in rent, however, the list price is $500k.  According to the the 50% rule this is not worth it, but it is in a nice neighborhood that will more than likely appreciate.  Is it worth the plunge??

Thats what I was thinking too, the property seems overpriced

The expenses include tax, management fee, vacancy, utilities, insurance etc.

Hi i'm new here, new to this arena.  I was looking into an apartment complex with 11 units most of which have been renovated.  Here are the numbers:

Gross annual income: 180,000

Expenses: 60,000

Net operating income: 120,000

30 year mortgage will likely cost me between 9,000-10,000/month.

Is this something worth looking into?