44 units through 5 building

44 units through 5 building

Investor · Vero Beach, FL · Member since 2016 · 14 posts · 1 vote

Hey BP multifamily, 

I came across a potential deal in vero beach where a seller is offering 5 multifamilyunits totalling 44 units asking 2.6M. It's off us1 and near another major road but it's almost it's own,cul-de-sac.  There's three single family homes all in great condition and much nicer than the apt buildings

I'm meeting with a bank president (family friend) tomorrow to ask general advice and discuss the deal. Here's what I have for a basic outline,  any input and additional questions are greatly appreciated . My main concerns are

1. Type of tenant 

2. Age of building  (50 years)

3. Code requirements 

4. Deferred maintenance list

5. Little to no value add 

- 100% occupied with maxed out rent 

Currently 44 units asking $60k per
-improving area . Central location
- relatively motivated sellers
- mostly fed subsidized (mental health)
- is it worth renovating and raising rents
     - is it possible
- small Apts (mostly 1 br)
- option to hold and cash flow then repurpose as city changes zoning / vision

How do you finance a large commercial purchase like this
- % down / LTV
- amortization / ARM
- cash flow requirements
- inspection requirements
- special clauses for maintenance
refinance options later
Asset or personal info more important

Code requirements for commercial loan
Deferred maintenance list
-What are main issues with 50 year old apartment building ?

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  • Real Estate Consultant · Camarillo, CA · Member since 2010 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
    10y

    @Colin Emerson you have a great list of questions.  The answers can and do fill many books.  My recommendation is to get an experienced partner to go in with you. You may lose some of the deal, but hopefully you won't lose your shirt.

  • Realtor · Dubai, UAE · Member since 2015 · 45 posts · 30 votes
    10y

    Hi

    @Colin Emerson did you get your questions answered? 

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