Cons:
Repair cost - approximately 5-7% of monthly income. Even without actual repairs, you still need to put up about 5% reserves per unit per month income to prepare for a future repair needs which may come in unexpected.
Vacancy rate - 25%
Pros:
Depreciation deduction savings - good for you. Even if you may have a small negative cash flow, always redo your calculation taking depreciation deduction, then, the numbers may come out as even or positive.
If after assuming the worst, such as 5% repair reserve, 5% maintenance reserve, 25% vacancy reserve, and etc, and taking depreciation deduction, you still have even or positive numbers, then it might be a deal.
Some more items to include:
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I am going to negotiate the price down, otherwise will give up
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12/03/2007 postreply
10:48:55
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Finding a good deal is like finding a wife, it can take
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12/03/2007 postreply
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呵呵呵、、、油菜!
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12/03/2007 postreply
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回复:I am going to negotiate the price down, otherwise will give u
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12/03/2007 postreply
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