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Sunny Malhotra
  • Toronto/New york, Ontario/New york
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Multi-family investment: Convert electric->gas heating solutions

Sunny Malhotra
  • Toronto/New york, Ontario/New york
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We are trying to purchase an apartment building right now but the problem is the hydro costs. The property was built in the 60's in 3 phases and according to the owner there is a possibility to change the electric heating system to gas for an estimated cost of $300,000.  Does anyone have any solutions to convert from electric to gas in a concrete building? Any thoughts on the purchase as well would be appreciated.

Operating

expenses/year

Income / year

Total

Rental income

$655,249

$655,249

Laudry income

$36,000

$36,000

Parking income

$18,000

$18,000

Effective income

$709,249

$709,249

Property tax

$92,523

Property Insurance

$14,565

Water/sewer

$30,000

Gas

$20,000

Advertisment

$1,100

Office

$5,100

Professional fees

$2,713

Property managment fee

$18,000

Waste management

City

Hydro

$170,000

Maintenance and repairs

$36,968

Snow removal

$4,000

Total

394,969

$394,969

Net operating income

$314,280

Cap rate

 about a 6% cap

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