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John Mathewson
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Analysis on multi-units

John Mathewson
  • Developer
  • Hobart, IN
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So I have mainly stayed in SFR arena but wanting to expand my knowledge base. Looking for a rundown on what factors you're running on your deals when analyzing them. Such as maintenance, utilities... Just some things that are different than single family. Thanks in advance for the input.

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Bonnie Staples
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Bonnie Staples
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Hi John, if you have access to Co-Star or ALN Research - they can help you TREMENDOUSLY - to estimate the 'AVERAGES' in the particular submarket for the expenses - Another great resource is property management companies - as they have experience in these areas and especially in the submarkets - Also - if you are ever considering a MF Complex you should also be able to ask the Selling Broker / or Seller for the T12 - Or Trailing 12 month financials - which should give you a history of the property itself - If you ever make it to Texas I have a great seminar to referr you too - - I hope you find this helpful - if so please VOTE - Good luck to you - MF is much better than SF - I've done both - Best to you!!

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