View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.This is my 6th deal analysis, recently renovated house with a very pretty interior and exterior and new appliances, probably flipped.Not considering buying this property because of the low/negative return but I am curious about y'alls thoughts on my analysis.

I would love to revitalize the exterior and make it a prominent building in town!

Can you or them add value to each property like rising rent or interior/exterior improvements.Good luck to you!

Have you ever browsed property listings and noticed the properties that skip exterior photos and highlight the interior instead? 

There are many odd code quirks a duplex needs (in the city where I live) such as 30% of exterior needs to be brick or stone, at least 4 sq ft of windows in garage, needs a 3 car garage with ally access etc.

Please help choose exterior paint on difficult house.

75K purchase price + 30K rehab (if you are talking about painting interior exterior, all new flooring , new kitchen and 2 new bathrooms, roof and hvac) + holding costs + closing costs = 120-125 all in? 

Furniture and renovation financed by HELOC, $27,000 @ 4.5% over 5 years = $500/moRent - $3,000/moPITI + PMI - $1350/moHELOC loan - $500/moUtilities - $350/moMaintenance + CapEx - $400/mo (Roof and windows are new, exterior is brick, HVAC is all-new)Cash flow - $400/mo (18% COC) This return does not include equity capture of $260/mo from mortgage paydown (boosts return to 30%), appreciation (anybody's guess, but at least the rate of inflation), or the biggest of all, rent avoidance for our daughter of at least $550/mo (boosts return w/o appreciation to 56% annually).Besides the great returns, another reason for buying the house is the example of living in a money-making house to get our daughter comfortable with house hacking. 

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I will be doing exterior paint and pay down debt.