You can sell that one on lower heating/cooling costs.

Natural gas is way more efficient, way cheaper per month, and the company that installed the system re insalated and caucked all areas of our home that heat can escape.

Taxes last year were $806, sewer and water should be around $65, Electric and heat are metered separately so the tenant will pay those.

ThanksThe form looks to have all the elements in it at first glance.

You'll get less rent for one then the exact same apartment above ground.On the positive side, they require less Heat and/or AC because of natural insulation.

Looking to make an offer in the $135,000 range.Based on comps, this neighborhood is 3 blocks from where my family lives in now, so very familiar, will be $1750/month in rent.Plan on having tenant pay all utilities, or I will pay heat/hot water.Probably put about $5000 into it to freshen it up, make it pop.Assuming 4.75% mortgage, insurance, taxes, utilities (trying to avoid all), I think it will cash flow $350/month.It will be easy for me to manage given the location.

Need some work for the heat, plumbing, electric, bath, floor, wall, siding, roof.Let say the purchase price is $130k- What would be the average cost ($$$$)?

Tenants pay electric and heat.

I agree the market is hot right now and heating up even more as spring arrives.

Heat/Utilities $-HOA $-Cap Ex and Ops $150.00 (this is my minimum per month per roof.