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I’ve already paid appraisal, legal fees etc, so not sure if it makes sense to restart the process at this time.
Coach
What territory?
Puerto Rico
Managing that sounds tough
Cause it’s gringo-town
Coach
Interest rate isn’t the only factor. At its face the rate seems high. What is you monthly expenses (principal, interest, tax and insurance)? Does that $2000 in rent include you renting at 100% occupancy or are you planning to live in one of the units?
monthly expenses = $1700. Estimated rent is within all units rented but im planning on living one for a year or two
Coach
So expenses typically include insurance, taxes, P&I, utilities, capital expenditure (broken stove, leaky roof, plumbing repairs), vacancy rate, and you are managing it yourself so no fee there. Do you know why you are paying the premium on the rate? Credit, investment property, low down payment? Sounds like a primary residence to me. Appreciation is typically lower on multi-family. So the deal is banking on rent appreciation or a lower interest rate later in order to make cash flow. What’s the rent appreciation historically? It could start off break even and look really good in a few years depending on rent appreciation, rates, and if you can improve the property while living there to increase rents. Also don’t buy in the ghetto. Middle class neighborhoods, safe areas, where working class Puerto Ricans live. On one of my deals, parking bit me. I bought the building, then more apartments went in and there was no street parking. So make sure there is parking, preferably secure parking.