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Updated about 8 years ago,

Account Closed
  • Fremont, CA
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28 unit advice

Account Closed
  • Fremont, CA
Posted

This would be my first RE investment.  Long time researcher here on BP.

With 900 purchase and 180K gross rent per year (100% occupied), I was hoping for much better CoC (20-25%) but when I plugged in all the recommended % ages the CoC dropped to 8%.

Following are real numbers, taxes are high (spoken to county appraiser and tax collector), insurance is high as well, mantainance and cap ex is used from NAA 2016 survey (6.4% and 9% for garden style complex):

http://www.naahq.org/sites/default/files/naa-docum...

Also did itemized capex calculation for roof, parking lot etc + each unit with life span etc.  9% capex of gross rent and itemized almost align.

Commercial loan terms are with wells fargo for a 25 term loan, 10 years fixed and then refinance.

I am a bit concerned about commercial loan not having longer term and fixed rate, also higher interest rate.

I will create an LLC, have property damage, Liability and Umbrella insurance to protect myself.

Is the property management fair at 10%?

Should I worry about plumbing, electrical costs that might come up over the course as they are not upgraded?

Roofs are new, appliances are within 5 years.

How should I carry out inspections?  Read most of the posts but the cost seems very high for 28 units.

Anything else I should consider?

Purchase Price (Built 1970)900,000.00
Down Payment (25% down + closing costs)240,000.00
Commercial loan interest: 25 year term, 10 year balloon5.97
Monthly Rent15,035.00
Monthly expenses:
Property tax (2.275%): 1,704.35
Insurance: 824.00 Property damage, Liability and Umbrella (10K per year)
Elec + water: 1,400.00
Property Management1,503.50
Maintainance: (6.4% as recommended by NAA)962.24
CapEx: (9% as recommended by NAA)1,353.15
Vacancy: (8%)1,202.80
Total Expense: 8,950.04
NOI: (Rent - Expense) * 1273,019.52
Cap rate: NOI * 100 / Purchase price8.12%
Debt service: per month4,331.85
Net Cash flow: (Rent - Expense - Debt Service)1,753.11
Cash on Cash: (Net Cash flow * 100 / down payment)8.77%

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