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Paul Hormann
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Turnkey large multifamily in midwest - what am I missing?

Paul Hormann
  • Investor
  • Falls Church, VA
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I have the opportunity to buy a large portfolio of off-market 4 plexes in a far chicago suburb in an A class neighborhood. Buildings are <10 years old and, with conservative numbers, would provide a 9-9.5% cap rate. I'm interested in syndicating this deal, which could give investors 12-14% CoC returns and myself much higher with an equity bump, but there's really no value add opportunity and the market is stagnant. I have a property manager I trust. What are your thoughts on this? Is this something investors would be interested in? I don't have it under contract yet, so can't provide more details, but I'm interested in thoughts on the strategy. Thanks!

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    Chris Tracy
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    Chris Tracy
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    @Paul Hormann-  Every investor has a different need as far as a return... so you never know.  It may be a tough sell though because there is no potential upside as you mentioned.

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