Since you're a young guy, you may not mind a bunch of roommates to make this a cash cow!

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Even after adding 10% for repairs, maintenace, and reserves puts this property at 45.7% - I would still be very happy with this outcome.To dumb down the wishful thinking (and numbers) I reassessed with operating expenses at 50%:NOI: $18,630Mortgage 30 yr @ 5%: $10,307Net Income: $8,323 $2774/Unit ($231/Unit per month)Even with operating expenses at 50%, this property seems to be a cashflowing cow.

I later checked his numbers against the city records, sorry but his numbers did not match theirs, and he is a couple of months behind on the taxes for that cash cow.

That is the short readers digest version.Is that enough info.

Hey all,We are Jonathan & Amy Howie from Lakewood, CO. We

They will struggle to pay the rent each month (holy cow, that loan has to last to the END of the semester!!!)

In remarks on MLS"CASH COW!!!!"

Individual....if there is a cash offer then they could care less if a cow is buying the property...just as long as they get cashed out.

Included in the financing would be land - water sources - mobile homes - sheds - decks & a cash cow of rental income with very low expense ratio to income - a small all adult mobile home with never a vacancy, & most of the rental income comes from Uncle Sam.Also when selling something such as this - what is the best way to weed out the tire kickers?