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NoMoLerking t1_j11nyy4 wrote

I’ll take the three units that are in Cambridge.

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blup12 t1_j11qxh5 wrote

Imma need a bunch more details before I agree to get scammed on this one

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fromyuggoth t1_j11x592 wrote

Is the seller a prince? Do I have to pay the 1.9mill in Amazon gift cards?

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CheruthCutestory t1_j127yfl wrote

Wiring you the 1.9 m in bitcoin right now. Don’t sell to anyone else.

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Some_Gate6282 t1_j129sbd wrote

Lol it is real. First time ever marketing on here. Should of known it was going to get smoked. Worth a shot!

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cheerocc t1_j13s2lq wrote

Can i get a bogo deal?

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Prolapsia t1_j148llh wrote

Do you think anyone here can afford that?

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DocDolemite t1_j14f1zv wrote

Send me some off-market housing options!

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lotusblossom60 t1_j14pvpf wrote

This is why they have Realtor.com or isoldmyhouse.com. Get outta here with this shit and go on CL. WTF?!

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MPG54 t1_j14qnxq wrote

What is the address?

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warriorofinternets t1_j14qui1 wrote

If you have 150k available, and get a mortgage for 1,750,000, your monthly rate will be around 10k/mo with excellent credit and a good bank. Assuming you can steadily keep at least 5 of these units occupied, if you can rent them for more than 2k/mo you’ll cover your mortgage costs. Current 1br avg is 3,153 in Cambridge. That being said, you’ll also need to consider property taxes, which in Cambridge amount to ~11k per year or $926/mo (or $185/mo/5 units).

So pricing at 2,200/mo could cover mortgage and property taxes.

If you are only putting down 150k, you’ll also need mortgage insurance which can range from 0.5% to 5% of the total amount borrowed payed each year. Plus homeowners insurance. Plus closing costs.

If you can put down at least 390k you can forgo the mortgage insurance and then only need to pay homeowners insurance on it.

Also assume that the quality of these rentals will not be high enough to warrant 3,100/mo, and will possibly require repair and refurb.

Also you always want to be sure you are earning extra each month to cover repairs and unexpected costs.

So, depending on the property this could be a viable investment property, or a money pit.

I don’t know why I just crunched these numbers. I don’t have 150k or 390k to pay, but in case anyone was in these comments thinking about it, wanted to lay it out for ya.

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Paid-Not-Payed-Bot t1_j14qvmt wrote

> amount borrowed paid each year.

FTFY.

Although payed exists (the reason why autocorrection didn't help you), it is only correct in:

  • Nautical context, when it means to paint a surface, or to cover with something like tar or resin in order to make it waterproof or corrosion-resistant. The deck is yet to be payed.

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Unfortunately, I was unable to find nautical or rope-related words in your comment.

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Some_Gate6282 t1_j15bv8b wrote

Good one! You are a loser buddy!!!!! Go stir shit on another thread. I could care less what you think. Douche canoe haha I like that.

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SeasonalBlackout t1_j15rub5 wrote

Real talk - the reason you're being downvoted is because we don't need r/massachusetts to turn into a local realty sub. If you do it then so will 100 other realtors every day all day and that will kill the sub. There are better places.

Good luck.

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