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Raynold Owusu
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  • Brooklyn, NY
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Need Help Figuring Out If These Number Look Good

Raynold Owusu
  • Lender
  • Brooklyn, NY
Posted

      Hello Bigger Pockets Family,

      Im trying to get out of this analysis paralysis state I'm in, but I need to make sure my partners and I are looking at a good deal. I need help and the wisdom of my bigger pocket family on this one. So my partners and I are not looking at purchase bad deal. The property is a three story brick building 25 ft x 60 ft and consists of 6 total units (5 free market residential apartments along with a ground floor commercial space). The property is located in Brooklyn, New York.

      •  4 of the residential units are vacant and not renovated.
      •  1 of the residential units is a renovated duplex unit that is paying $2,600/month.
      •  The retail store has a lease that expires in 4 years and is paying ~$2,000/month.
      The non-renovated residential units can be converted to 3 bedroom/2 bath units that would generate approximately $3,200/month.
      •  After renovation the property can generate gross revenue of ~$208,000/year.
      •  After the retail lease expiration, the building can generate gross revenue of ~$233,000/year.
      •  With the upside potential in the retail rent the property can go from a 5.7% Cap to a 6.5% Cap just by waiting out the impending retail lease expiration.
Projected Revenue Unit
Est. Unit SF
Bedrooms/Baths
Monthly Rent
Annual Rent
Retail
750
$ 1,900
$ 22,800 Lease expires in 4 years
1 - Duplex
750
Duplex
$ 2,600
$ 31,200 Gut renovated with private backyard
2F
750
3BR/2Bath
$ 3,200
$ 38,400 *
2R
750
3BR/2Bath
$ 3,200
$ 38,400 *
3F
750
3BR/2Bath
$ 3,200
$ 38,400 *
3R
750
3BR/2Bath
$ 3,200
$ 38,400 *
Total
4,500
$ 17,300
$ 207,600

      *Vacant - rent project after renovation

      REVENUE:
      Gross Monthly Income $ 17,300
      Gross Annual Income $ 207,600
      EXPENSES:
      Real Estate Taxes $ 8,394
      Gas/ Heat tenants
      Electric $ 1,679
      Insurance $ 3,375
      Water/Sewer $ 2,700
      Maintenance 3% $ 6,228
      Management/Vacancy 3% $ 6,228
      Total: $ 28,604
      Gross Annual Income: $ 207,600
      Less Expenses: $ 28,604
      Net Operating Income: $ 178,996

      Any and all input is greatly appreciated, Thank you in advance.   

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