Add an income-producing property to your portfolio with this tenant-occupied two-bedroom, one-bath home in Ferguson. The property recently completed a rental turn and passed its occupancy inspection before the current market-rate tenant moved in in June 2026. At the current rent of $1,100 per month, the property generates $13,200 in annual gross rental income and offers an estimated 9.3% cap rate at the $75,000 asking price after allowances for taxes, insurance, sewer, 10% maintenance, 10% property management, and 5% vacancy. The home offers approximately 813 square feet with hardwood floors, neutral interior finishes, kitchen appliances, a full partially finished basement, and a detached two-car garage with a new roof. This is an opportunity to acquire an occupied rental with recent turnover work completed and income already in place. Property is being sold as-is. Please do not disturb the tenant. You can view the virtual 360 tour at: https://my.360tourlink.com/e3891812-6686-46b2-b9f0-58a5ccf7d216?type=unbranded
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Listed by:
Malinda A Terreri314-488-0494,
Terreri Team Realty LLC,
Kate A Terreri314-691-7095,
Terreri Team Realty LLC
Source: MARIS,MLS#: 26047185Originating MLS: St. Louis Association of REALTORS
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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