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All Forum Posts by: Nick Vehr

Nick Vehr has started 19 posts and replied 62 times.

Post: Am I analyzing this 4 unit correctly?

Nick VehrPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Posts 69
  • Votes 26

Hi all, 

New as new can be here. I have been starting my research and want to make sure I'm looking at this correctly. It seems too easy, so i have to be missing something. 

Take this for example, assume all things remain constant and its able to continue renting out. I am also assuming all units are rented, and they are getting the posted prices. 

4 unit building asking price is 54,900

Units rent out for 400, 410, 400 and 300 a piece or 1510 combined (we're assuming all are rented in this scenario)

Building is in no need of immediate repairs

Would use a property management company that is 10% of the monthly rent with a 150$ minimum. In this case it would be 151$ a month. 

Would be able to put 25k down on the deal, and taking a 40k loan

Assuming 40k, 5 year loan with 4.5% interest it would be ~745$ a month payments

So if i assume 40% for management, vacancy, repairs (is this number accurate?) I can expect realistically 906$ a month. 

This would put my cash flow on the property at 161$ a month. 

Post: New investor in Cincinnati, OH

Nick VehrPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
  • Posts 69
  • Votes 26

Hello, Found biggerpockets from listening to Clayton Morris' podcast. Really interested in buying and holding, and leveraging current assets to begin my real estate investments. Just wanted to say Hi!. 

Nick