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Updated about 2 years ago,
Would you purchase this?
My location is very difficult to invest.
1. It is a tenant friendly state
2. It’s very expensive
3. Returns are minimal
so now that you guys know that, I have a question for the experienced investor. I’ve been doing this for 5 years now and have a total of 5 units. But scaling has been incredibly tough. Now I’m looking to get into commercial 5+ units. I feel it is a safer investment going into this volatile market. With rates increasing, but rent prices stabilized, I feel it is a better avenue to pursue.
The deal in question;
5 unit 385k purchase price
20% coc with a purchase cap rate of 8.5% with one unit vacant.
ARV roughly 500k and it needs about 65k in work.
The problem: the property was built in 1800. It is in historic and requires special permitting for renovation. But otherwise Is In fair shape. These buildings built back then were pretty solid.
Would you pass on the age of the home? I know homeowners insurance will be high. And it may steer away future buyers.