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Matthew Vedder
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
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First Deal Analysis (practice)

Matthew Vedder
  • Investor
  • Boston, MA
Posted

Hi BP Community,

I just created my first practice deal analysis and thought I would share with you all in hopes of getting some feedback. My goal is to find fourplexes in B (ideally) or C neighborhoods that cash flow at least $200 per door with financing. This property fell just short at $191.40 per door. 

This is an actual fourplex that is currently pending sale (not to me). Each unit is a 730 square foot one bedroom. I found it on realtor.com here. It is in the College hill neighborhood in Cincinnati, which appears to be an up and coming B/C neighborhood according to this post. I am assuming that it went for asking price and that I would be able to get a similar deal in this market if I had the down payment and other upfront cash ready to go. I made a ton of assumptions here, the biggest of which is probably the rent. Cincinnati investors please let me know how far off I am on any of these figures or if I am missing anything! 

Thank you!

Matthew 

Asking price$235,000.00
Purchase price$235,000.00
Value$252,546.00  Based on Quantarium value
Down payment$47,000.00
Rehab/repair costs$5,000.00  No known issues
Closing costs$11,750.00  5 % of purchase
After rehab value$252,546.00
Equity$59,546.00
Investment$63,750.00
Rent$3,000.00
Unit 1$750.00
Unit 2$750.00
Unit 3$750.00
Unit 4$750.00
Monthly Expenses$2,234.40
Mortgage$844.00Terms30 yr fixed @ 3.5%
Management %10.00%Management $300
Maintenance & repairs %10.00%Maintenance & repairs $300
Capital Expenditures %10.00%Capital Expenditures $300
Vacancy %3.58%Vacancy $107.4
Insurance $110.00
Water and Sewer$100.00
Taxes$173.00
Cash Flow$765.60
Cash Flow Per Door$191.40
Yearly Profit$9,187.20
Cash On Cash Return14.41%

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