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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Help! - 16 Unit Analysis
Hi Everyone!
I am looking at a 16-unit property and wanted to put the details out there. It doesn't seem like it makes sense, but I just want to to make sure I'm not missing anything here. I am fairly new to multifamily investing. Thanks in advance!
Asking Price: $575k
Income:
Gross Rent: $8000 (fully occupied)
Laundry Income: $175
P&I: $3225.53
Vacancy: $817.50 (10%)
CapEx: $408.75 (5%)
Repairs: $817.50 (10%)
Management: $800 (10%)
Taxes: $416.67
Garbage: $90
Water/Sewer: $80
Insurance: $672 (Replacement cost valued at about 900k)
Misc: $355 (Pest Control/Lawn)
This obviously doesn't make sense at asking, 6.6% ROI, ~$500 cashflow. Even at $500k purchase (unlikely), it is $912/mo cashflow ($57/door)
Thoughts?
Most Popular Reply

Misread the 8k, thought it was 80k. Are rents below market? Does the property have deferred maintenance which you will need to fix upon purchase? with that cash flow I will stay away. Water bill looks very low for a 16 family and you will see higher expenses. Numbers talk and it is either find a number you will cash flow and make an offer. or move on to the next deal. Best of luck