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Bethany Spinks
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Mulit Family Deal Advice

Bethany Spinks
  • Flipper
  • Burnet, TX
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My husband and I are considering our first multi family deal. 

I would appreciate any advice and guidance from more experienced multi family investors. Here is the information I have so far:

It is an 8 unit (4 duplexes) property. Four units are 3/2s ($800/month) and the other 4 are 2/2s ($750/month). It has been on the market over 300 days and the owners live out of state. The property is being managed by a local property management firm and according to the listing agent, it hasn't had a vacancy for more than a day in over 5 years. Units are currently fully occupied. Built in 2000.

Ask price: $780K
Appraised Value: $780k (unconfirmed)
Offer: $700k
Down payment: $115k (25% equity position)
Loan Amount: $585k
Closing Costs-$8k
Interest Rate: 4% (unconfirmed)
Term: 30 year
Monthly P&I: $2792.88

Monthly Income: $6200.00
Monthly Expenses: $4467.88

Monthly P&I-$2792.88
Vacancy-$124 (2%)
CapEx-$310 (5%)
Property Taxes-$931 (15%)
Repairs- $310 (5%)


Monthly Cash Flow: $1732.12
Cash on Cash Return: 17.47%

  • These numbers assume we will be managing the property as we do not yet know what the property management firm charges and offers.
  • We have not yet had a showing of the units, although I am familiar with them and the neighborhood.

Any thoughts on this deal? What else should I ask/do/consider before deciding on making an offer?

Thanks in advance for the help.

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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4% interest will be un-attainable. 30 year fixed rate will possibly not happen unless you can get the loan in your personal name. Cap Ex should be $150+/month/duplex. Repairs are extremely low. I would expect 10-15%. What about water and trash? What about utilities when it's vacant? Also city fees? 

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