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Updated about 9 years ago,
This looks good to me, am I missing something?
Considering this Buy and Hold Joint Venture partnership and was looking for some expert opinions on what is being offered. As far as I can tell from my analysis on the investment it looks good....what if anything am I missing?
Details:
The suite mix consists of 17 one bedroom units and 1 bachelor suite. Recent renovations include all common area carpets replaced, new windows in all but 6 units, a new boiler 3 years ago, a new roof 4 years ago, and all suites are in good shape, several renovated recently.
There are 9 paved surface parking stalls.
This property presents a value-add opportunity through sound management with rental increases, as rents have not been increased in 2 years.
We want to raise $500,000 to close on the property. There will be a bank loan of $1,452,000.
The money will be raised via a Shareholder Loan and we are offering 40% ownership for $500,000 for a $772,000 share value. A minimum required investment is $150,000.
Return per investor will be $9,000/yr per $150,000, starting month 13 onward– or a cash on cash return of 6.0%. Plus annual percentage profits per share, and a conservative 3% increase in property value. During the 6th year refinancing will return the balance of the principal, but the investor will maintain their original share purchase value. Over 6 years the investor returns are 9.1% on shares, 0.5% on operating profits, and 3% on property value = 12.6% annual return.
The annual payments starting will still allow for appropriate renovations and rent adjustments. Mortgage pay down will be about $33,300 per year, plus at 3% projected annual equity appreciation of another $300,000, will equal $500,000 value to refinance and payout shareholders original investment.
Financial Analysis:
Purchase Price: $1,930,000
Down Payment: $ 455,500
Closing Costs: $ 20,000
Reserve Fund: $ 45,000
Mortgage Payment: $ 4850 $58200
Insurance: $ 500 $ 6,000
Taxes: $ 915 $10,976
Property Management: $ 1,050 $12,600
Utilities: $ 1,362 $16,345
Maintenance: $ 1,800 $21,600
Vacancy Allowance: $ 350 $ 4,200
Total Expenses: $ 10,826 $129,921
Gross Rents: $14,251 $171,014
Cash Flow: $ 3,424 $ 41,093
Projected Rents $16,900 $202,800
Optimization Cash Flow: $ 5,240 $ 62,879