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From: proosakos(at)yahoo.com (Peter)
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Date: 13 Aug 2003 15:50:03 -0700
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Curious for investors` and potential owners` feedback.. Trying to
figure out the demand for 1 bed condos, under $55K in the Kansas City,
MO, wesport area. They`d cashflow for investors (do the math, market
rents at $500/month), and I think be good investments for 1st time
buyers. Can anyone confirm or refute my thoughts?

Thanks,

Peter





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On 13 Aug 2003 15:50:03 -0700, proosakos(at)yahoo.com (Peter) posted in
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>Curious for investors` and potential owners` feedback.. Trying to
>figure out the demand for 1 bed condos, under $55K in the Kansas City,
>MO, wesport area. They`d cashflow for investors (do the math, market
>rents at $500/month), and I think be good investments for 1st time
>buyers. Can anyone confirm or refute my thoughts?

What`s the maintenance fee?


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Date: Thu, 14 Aug 2003 18:01:48 -0500
From: "John A. Weeks III"
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In article , Peter
wrote:

> Curious for investors` and potential owners` feedback.. Trying to
> figure out the demand for 1 bed condos, under $55K in the Kansas City,
> MO, wesport area. They`d cashflow for investors (do the math, market
> rents at $500/month), and I think be good investments for 1st time
> buyers. Can anyone confirm or refute my thoughts?

This is borderline. At $55K, the rent should be more like $550
to $600 a month. Even then, they would have to be in good shape,
need no major investments, and what about common fees?

I think you should consider doing a paint/carpet upgrade and
selling them off at $60K a shot. If there is ever a time to
try to make a bit of profit in a bubble market, now is the time.

-john-

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Title: Points? Taxes? What's a borrower to do?
Date: Sun, 04 Oct 2009 03:43:00 +0000
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