33Days on Market

1view

$699,900

$724,000

110 N Adams Ave, Dallas, TX, 75208

On Market

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2 Beds

1 Bath

835 Sq Ft

Built in 1945

Property Lead Type:

Absentee OwnerHigh EquityCash BuyersMove-In Ready

Highlights

Interior

Bedrooms 2

Bathrooms Full 1

Heating Central

Cooling

Exterior

Lot Size6,048 sqft

Building Information

Year Built1945

Stories1

Roof Type105

Land Information

APN00000255436000000

SubdivisionDallas Land And Loan 2

Land UseResidential

Legal DescriptionDALLAS LAND AND LOAN 2 BLK 36/3156 LT 1A ACS 0.1394 DUPLEX RENTAL UNIT INT202100231377 DD08022021 CO-DC 3156 036 01A00

Census Tract004700

Assessment Year2025

About this property

97x63 corner lot surrounded by new construction townhomes. Great location for development. Duplex on property currently used as a short term rental.

Investor Tools

$0Estimated Mortgage Balance

$742,000Estimated Equity

100% equity

Estimated Cap Rate

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Estimated ARV (After-Repair Value)

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Rent-to-Value Ratio: 0.72%

Rent Estimate

$4,452 /month

Positive

Cash Flow Estimate:

$1,484 /month

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Compass RE Texas, LLC.

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Financing Details

Estimated Taxes & Insurance

HOA Fees

Interest Rate Assumption

$727/month

No HOA

5.947%

Tax Information

Annual Taxes

Assessed Value

Assessment Year

Assessed Land

Assessed Improvement

Market Value

Tax Delinquent

$5,010

$234,460

2025

N/A

$234,460

No

Tax History

Year

Tax Paid

Assessed Value

2025

$5,010

$234,460

Equity Summary

Est. Mortgage Balance

Est. Equity

Equity %

LTV

Est. Monthly Payment

N/A

$742,000

100%

0%

$0/mo

Rental Potential

Est. Monthly Rent

Est. Monthly Expenses

Est. Cash Flow

Gross Yield

$1,565/mo

N/A

+$1,565/mo

2.5%

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