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Updated almost 14 years ago, 01/16/2011

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  • Landlord
  • Seattle, WA
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First Apartment deal

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  • Landlord
  • Seattle, WA
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I submitted an offer today on a commercial deal. This not the first commercial deal I have looked at, but this deal looks like it will go through.

I've done my preliminary due diligence and reviewed the numbers. The building is brick, built in 1919 and is in a downtown corridor that is undergoing significant revitalization. The building has been well maintained and has great curb appeal.

The apartment building has a nice mix of studio, 1-bdrm and 2-brm units. Located within walking distance of a passenger ferry to Seattle, shipyards which is one of the largest employers and a mid-sized college. Zoning allows for many possible commercial uses for the building. The building is a corner lot with one side facing a major through street and the other a less busy cross street.

Water, sewer and garbage paid by Landlord. Electricity is separately metered for all units and common areas. Units have electric baseboard heat. Windows are double pane and appear to be the aluminum frame type sold about 10 years ago.

Purchase Price 1.6 million

Gross Scheduled Rents less vacancy factor 280,000
Operating expenses 129,000

NOI 151,000

DCR 1.6

Next week, I will now if my offer has been accepted. Then the real due diligence will begin. I have a copy of a detailed inspection report from 2005 when the previous owner purchased the building.

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