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Mario Brown
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A little help | second opinion | MF Greenville, SC

Mario Brown
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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So here is the deal that I have under contract, i would really appreciate some good ole BP feedback on this. Thank you for your time. 

Purchase Price -   $239,000

Gross Potential Income-  $48,672

Vacancy & Collections 15% - 7,301 

Net Income - $41, 371

Expenses have been a bear to get out of the seller, but VERY conservatively i have operating expenses at 48% ( Property Management, Utilities, Taxes, Insurance, Eviction costs, accounting  and legal, repair)

This is a classic  value add and re-position, rents are at $500 and should be $700.  

Because the grade, ( C Average) I have increased vacancy and collections from 12% to 15%)

What are your general thoughts?

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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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@Mario Brown - how many units ? 

How are you financing and what are the financing terms ? 

Based on your projected revenue this would be a commercial note with min. 25% down. 

What condition are they in ?

How many beds/baths in each unit?

Who pays utilities and what are utility costs?

Way to many unanswered questions in order to analyze.

I hope you have a refundable deposit as I would not recommend getting a property under agreement with so many unanswered questions. 

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