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Kevindra Singh
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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Puyallup property analysis

Kevindra Singh
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
Posted

Hi BP,

I'm a Seattle based newbie. I am planning to buy my 2nd fourplex, but this time in South Hill Puyallup, WA. I am new to Puyallup area, don't have much idea about the upside potential of the location. Does anyone have any idea about it?

3 units are in good shape but have to do some renovation on the 4th unit. Building condition is average I think, roof is ~15 years old (composite roof). So, may also need exterior painting + roof replacement. Also, I wanted to get a second opinion on what you think about the numbers:

  • PP : $650,000
  • Rent (after repairs): $1275*4 = $5100
  • Vacancy (6%) : $306
  • Maintenance & Repairs (10%): $510
  • CapEx (5%): $255
  • Utilities (10%): $510
  • Taxes: (10%): $510
  • Insurance: $200
  • Management: $0 - planning to manage myself for now but may hire PM down the line (1-2 years later)
  • Total Expenses: $1975
  • NOI: $3125
  • Mortgage (PI) (@ 5.5%): $2514
  • Cashflow: $539 / month = $6468 /year
  • Down (25%) : $162500
  • Closing costs: $13,000
  • Repairs: $35000 (don't know what repairs are needed yet)
  • Total OOP: $210500
  • COC return: 3.07%

Do my estimations look fine for the location? Am I missing anything? Thanks!

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