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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Structure a Multi-Family Offer
I am working on an offer for a 10 unit and want some assistance on structuring the offer
Here's the scenario:
Seller wants $750k and owns free and clear. We purchased another property from the seller 10 years ago and have a good relationship. She is now a widow and can't keep up the property
GOI is $74,640 and NOI is $37, 590 = way under market
Potential GOI is $95k and NOI of $76k
Rents are extremely low as she has owned the building for 60 years. One tenant has been there for 45 years.