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Please analyze my multifamily deal

Orion Flood
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I purchased a parcel already with a variance for an apartment built. Recently I got the appraisal back. 

The ARV stabilized value is $3.35 million

I paid out of pocket for the land and Design/engineering after LTC my loan will be $2.34 million

it is 15 units at on average $1400 per unit. 

Due to my lack of experience in multifamily builds i have no idea what it will be tax assessed as though the area is a 2% tax.

There are only 5 5+unit buildings in the entire major city area. Since I consistently doubt myself I can't see the forest from the trees at this point as I'm about to sign the dotted line. 

the tenants will pay electric and water, there is no gas.

this is a Midwest conservative state.

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