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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Tampa Multifamily Offer Price Question
Hello All
I am analyzing a 6plex property in Tampa, Florida.
Asking price is 700K. Current rents are 4800 and there is a potential to increase the rents up to 5400 monthly.
Sellers 2015, 2016 expenses were too high based on the schedule E as there was lot of repair work done.
If I have to calculate price at least for 6 Cap based on 2016 expenses, price is coming to 350K. Can you please suggest what should be done here?
Should I place offer at 350K based on previous years NOI or since there will not be so much maintenance work needed and potential to increase the rents, should I place an offer on pro forma which comes to around 450K?
Thanks!
Seetha.
Most Popular Reply
You don't say who pays most utilities. But how does it look with some basic rules: 45% expenses (55% if you pay electricity and gas), current rents (not future).
Asking: $700,000
Rents: $4800 x 12 = $57,600
Expenses: 50% of $57,600 = $28,800
NOI: $57,600 - $28,800 = $28,800
$28,800 / $700,000 = 4.1% cap rate
$28,800 / .075 = $384,000 based on 7.5% cap rate
As you can see, you've already wasted enough time on this "deal." Move on.