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Mario Brown
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Multi Family Repositioning | Picture Portfolio

Mario Brown
  • Investor
  • Greenville, SC
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I Purchased an 8-Unit Apartment Building 3 Miles Outside Of Downtown Greenville, SC Back In January..... 

Here is a log that i am keeping, this was a D property in a C+ area. Successfully taken rents from $503 to $725 on 2 units, with 3 new units that will become vacant in the next 3 months that i am very excited about getting rehabbed. Between sub-metering each unit and the increases in rent, taking 25k to the bottom line. 

(Link is a little slow)  

Also attached pro forma, paid 239k for property w/ rehab of 100k (roughly)  Secured 80% LTC financing from local credit union. 

(debt service based on principle & interest payments, first 12 months are interest only) 

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Corey R.
  • Real Estate Professional
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Corey R.
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Seattle, WA
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Nice work Mario!  Did you do any of the work yourself or hire it out mostly?  It looks like it was a full interior gut for the most part?  That pressure washing sure made a difference on the exterior.  Did you just paint the brick and not the upper siding?  I'm going to stay tuned :)

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