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Bridget Smith-Osbourne
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Need help with moving forward with a deal.

Bridget Smith-Osbourne
  • Investor
  • Bronx, NY
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Hi Everyone,

First time posting on forum. I need to know what my offer price should be and need help analyzing deal. 10 unit 2br 1ba 100% occupied. Asking price $199,00. Taxes $3660.84/year, insurance $2000/year, H2O = $300/month. Dumpster $150/month. Security light $40, landscaping $100/month. Parking lot needs repaving cost $17,000 which does not need to be done immediately. Property has cosmetic deferred maintenance( i.e dirty carpet/flooring). Rents can be pushed to $450/ month with proper management and improved cosmetics. Not sure if I have factored in everything, please help.

Thank you, Bridget

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Giovanni Isaksen
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Giovanni Isaksen
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@Bridget Smith-Osbourne With those rents at a 10 cap figuring 10% vacancy and 50% for operating and capital expenses, it should work. Especially if it can be financed at 70 LTV in the low fives-

Note this quick crunch doesn't include acquisition costs or initial CapEx for immediate repairs but for a first pass the numbers look ok.

Good hunting-

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