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Michael Newman
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Deal Analysis -- 8 unit South Side Chicago,

Michael Newman
  • Dpo, AE
Posted

Hey all,  Hoping to get some assistance on the property analysis below.  I like this property itself--recently renovated, big units, good area, and the $ per unit while on the high end has some comps likewise in the area.  That said, in comparing the offering current/proforma numbers to my, more conservative number crunching, it doesn't yield a big profit incentive.  Looking for some feedback on whether my numbers/assumptions/planning are just plain off.  Of note, the property was just finished so in process of being rented out--so the current rent is skewed downward, and pro forma are more likely reflective of year two I figure. I have maintenance low for the first two years given the just finished renovations--but increasing in later years.  I also plan to invest in utility saving measures immediately so these expenses are reflective of that.  I typically increase rents/expenses 2-3% year on year, and try to account for all expenses I can think of.  

Lastly, I apologize for the formatting--can't seem to get the table to transfer nicely.

Ok, have at it--critical comments very welcome. Thanks. Michael.

Their Numbers



Asking Price circa $800,000
My Price $800,000



$ Down $200,000


Mortgage $600,000
Annual Mortgage $36,481
Year 1
Revenue Current
ProForma
Gross Potential Rent $71,460 $120,000
Vacancy Rate (%) -$26,400 -$6,000
Net Rent Income $45,060 $114,000
Bad Debt $0 $0
RUBS $0 $0
Collection/Eviction $0 $0
Damages $0 $0
Application Fee $0 $0
Move in Fee $0 $0
Late Fee $0 $0
NSF Fee $0 $0
Other income $0 $0
Gross Income $45,060
$114,000
Expenses



Property Taxes $3,000 7.42% $12,000 11.12%
Insurance $5,000 11.10% $5,000 4.39%
Gas $4,000 8.88% $8,000 7.02%
Electric $1,000 2.22% $1,000 0.88%
Water $2,000 4.44% $3,500 3.07%
Management Fee (5%) $3,500 7.93% $6,000 5.26%
Maintenance $5,000 11.10% $5,000 4.39%
Operating Reserves $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Pest $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Misc $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Advertising $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Janitor $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Supplies $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Snow/landscape $1,200 2.66% $1,200 1.05%
CPA $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Legal/Eviction $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Trash $1,500 3.33% $1,500 1.32%
Leasing Commissions $0 0.00% $0 0.00%
Decorating/Turnover $1,800 3.99% $1,600 1.40%
Total Expenses $28,000 63.% $45,000 39.%
NOI $16,000 36.% $68,000 60%
Debt Service $36,480 $36,000 pro forma
DSCR 0.46 1.88
Cash Flow -$19,800 $32,000 pro forma














My Numbers


Asking Price circa $800,000
My Price circa $720,000



25% down
$ Down $180,000
$180,000.00


Mortgage $540,000
Monthly Mortgage $3,127 $37,525.51
5.00%, 25 yr amort

Current Pro Forma
Revenue Year 1
Year 2
Rental Income $96,660 $109,800
Vacancy Rate (8%) -$7,733 -$8,784
Net Rent Income $88,927 $101,016
Bad Debt (2%) -$1,779 -$2,020
RUBS $0 $1,920























Gross Income $87,149
$100,916
Expenses Year 1
Year 2
Property Taxes $12,672 14.54% $12,925 12.81%
Insurance $5,150 5.91% $5,305 5.26%
Gas $8,240 9.46% $8,487 8.41%
Electric $1,030 1.18% $999 0.99%
Water $3,605 4.14% $3,497 3.47%
Management Fee (7.0%) $6,100 7.00% $7,064 7.00%
Maintenance 5% $4,357 5.00% $5,046 5.00%
Operating Reserves $2,400 2.75% $2,400 2.38%
Pest $320 0.37% $326 0.32%
Misc $500 0.57% $510 0.51%
Advertising $500 0.57% $500 0.50%
Janitor $2,000 2.29% $2,040 2.02%
Supplies $500 0.57% $500 0.50%
Snow removal/landscape $1,200 1.38% $1,224 1.21%
CPA $800 0.92% $816 0.81%
Legal $871 1.00% $1,009 1.00%
Trash $1,530 1.76% $1,561 1.55%
Leasing Commissions $2,000 2.29% $2,000 1.98%
Decorating/Turnover $1,632 1.87% $1,665 1.65%

Total Expenses $55,408 63.58% $57,874 57.35%
NOI $31,740 36.42% $43,042 42.65%
Debt Service $37,525.51 $37,525.51
DSCR 0.85 1.15
Cash Flow -$5,785 $5,516.41 2.69%









CAP Rate 4.41%
5.98%














































































































































































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