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Updated almost 3 years ago,

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Joe Fairley
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
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Check My Numbers: 16-Unit Construction on Gulf Coast of Houston

Joe Fairley
  • Developer
  • Houston, TX
Posted

Am I missing something?

Commercial Property Valuation = NOI (Net Operating Income)/ Cap Rate (5.5%)

$7,291,636=401040/0.055

If I could acquire this brand new construction for less than $3 Million, is it worth it? and is it really worth 7.3 Million?

16 Units @ $3000 Per Unit = $48,000/month

-$3000 Insurance

-$3000 Property Taxes

-$400 Landscaping

-$500 Dumpster Service

-$4800 Property Management Fee

-$1440 3% Vacancy

-$1440 3% Capital Expenditures

($14,580 Total Expenses)

=$33,420 Per Month or $401,040 Per Year

I'm a builder in the Houston market and could potentially have this opportunity. Any comments, questions, or banter is much appreciated. 

Thanks,

Joseph

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