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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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First Commercial Property - Thoughts Appreciated

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Looking at a co-invest opportunity with a friend on a University Student rental property. Its priced at $480k, the portfolio lender has offered a 5% rate for a 20-year loan with the rate being revised every 5 years (need to confirm cap). The property is a 7 unit space - currently rented for $5710 a month. 

Assume we do 25% down, below are the numbers. Is this too low of a cash flow to be making this effort for? Any guidance appreciated

Monthly
Income: $5,710.00
Mortgage Pay: $2,375.84
Vacancy (8%): $456.80
Management Fee (10%): $525.32
Property Tax: $1,333.33
Total Insurance: $250.00
Maintenance Cost: $166.67
Other Cost: $16.67
Cash Flow: $585.37
Net Operating Income (NOI): $2,961.21

Downpayment - 25% ($135,000) roughly will all cost, Mortgage the rest.

For the 20 years invested

     
Return (IRR):15.76% per year
Total Profit when Sold:$1,059,203.90
Cash on Cash Return:861.14%
Capitalization Rate:7.40%
Total Rental Income:$1,524,478.87
Total Mortgage Payments:$570,201.76
Total Expenses:$569,651.94
Total Net Operating Income:$954,826.93

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