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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: fatty who wrote (14202)10/7/2003 11:17:13 PM
From: David JonesRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
qt....30-40% at the current price level.....

One would hope so but even that's not enough.

Two doors down just sold. 405k two/two that will not return more than sixteen hundred per month.

Less 40% = 243k @ 7% =$1617.00 per plus 1.41 tax 475.86 per for a loss of $500 per month omitting insurance costs.
It was bought my an investor group. They run in packs now.

"7% estimated for non owner occupied"

Last week this one got me interested enough to investigate. Only because the location appealed to me for my own residence.

685k 3/2 with studio "all needs work" could return $1950.00 plus $600.00 studio. Left as is for the most part $2550.00 per for income.
Less 40% = 411k @ 7% = $2735.00 per plus 1.37 tax 782.00 per for a loss of around $967.00 omitting insurance.

I could make this one work if I can get the price down 50 to 70k. Plow that plus another 30k or better into making repairs fight the zoning to add another unit "$1200.00 more income". And....
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