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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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4plex guidance please!

Bob Crummer
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Thanks in advance to everyone at BP, this site has taught me a lot so far and I am in need of some guidance!

I am looking at a four unit, bank owned, vacant for 6 months property in a small town. Ask price is $80k.

Vacancy rate in this area is extremely low.

I expect the purchase price will be at $50k with me putting a 20% dp. Mortgage on this is projected at 6% amortized over 30years.

The plan would be to renovate all 4 units using private money, 10% interest only @ $100,000 for a minimum two years...guaranteed interest to lender as part of agreement.

Refi is expected after two years at a value of $175k, 70% of value paid out...so $122,500.

I would pay out the original mortgage, and payoff the repair loan with the remaining cash to lower yearly payment.

I was advised that fully renovated, I should expect $2950/mo. If I wanted to wait a few months I could get more.

Expenses- taxes 1300, insurance 2400, water 1400. Capex 5%, vacancy 10%, lawn/snow $1500.

The bp calculator says it’s good, but should I be concerned about any issues with putting 100k of repairs into a building that sells for 50k?

Please note that I can carry all expenses if it sits vacant full time, so I’m not concerned that way, but would prefer for it to cashflow as quickly as possible.

What do you think?

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Chase Louderback
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Chase Louderback
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Agreed with @Ariel K.. It may make sense for you to do the deal, but why would you go through all of that work if the ARV is what you will have in it? You should be able to refi all of you money out and have solid equity in a deal that requires as much renovation and legwork as this one does.

Finally,  did you say you were using $1k/yr repair estimate?  I didn't see anything in your first post on expenses so that jumped out at me.  Also, since you didn't have a PM fee I'm going to guess that you will be self managing?  You can definitely do it but it may wear on you being an hour away.

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