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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Bruce Scannell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Carlsbad, CA
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Multi family financing/appraisal help!

Bruce Scannell
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Carlsbad, CA
Posted
Hi everyone, Before the story I’ll cut to the chase (and you can read the story if you want)... Anyone have experience improving the MFR appraisal to maybe bump the value some? I have a small multi family (26 units) in southeast Michigan that we purchased from a burned out owner almost two years ago. We have raised the income by over 10% and slashed the operational expenses. The NOI looks strong, and if we use the same cap rate we purchased at it pencils out to a value of over 1.5M. I have been talking to a Fannie Mae lending partner and was told the area only supports 75%LTV and with the minimum loan amount, would need to appraise for over 1.33M to qualify. This seems like a slam dunk, but the highest recent per unit sales in the area are about $50k, which puts us at 1.3M and maybe not worth paying for appraisal...wha wha wha So...anyone have experience improving the MFR appraisal to maybe bump our value some? Thanks a bunch! Bruce

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