ARV's in KCMO for MF

ARV's in KCMO for MF

Investor · Castle Rock, CO · Member since 2015 · 38 posts · 24 votes

BP Nation,

Was hoping to get y'alls input on a project we're considering in the Kansas City, MO, particularly around After Repair Value (ARV). To provide a bit of context, we're value add, buy and hold investors with a focus on BRRRR as our primary strategy. Here's the details:

  • -MF in North Kansas City - C Class Property - B Neighborhood
  • -Purchase price $640k
  • -Rehab $85k
  • -Total project cost $725k
  • -Pro forma gross rents $9,500mth / $114,000yr
  • -Addtl Income $600mth / $7,200yr
  • -Expense Multiple ~40-45%

Based on the above figures, we're projecting NOI to be anywhere from $70-75k. We've bought and sold a number of MF's in KCMO (Raytown area) in the past few years and the cap rates upon selling we're between 8-9% (1yr ago). In looking around and reading the forums, it seems cap rates are still compressing a bit around greater KCMO. For the above project, we're anticipating ARV to be between $850-$950k and frankly, the deal wouldn't really fit our investor's needs or our model if not.

Any thoughts here? Am I crazy to project an ARV in that range using a 8-9% cap range?

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  • Real Estate Broker · Overland Park, KS · Member since 2017 · 147 posts · 106 votes
    7y

    If it is the property that I *think* you are referring to, and it might not be, how sure are you about that 85K rehab number? That seems low for the work that is needed. 

  • Specialist · Kansas City, MO · Member since 2018 · 331 posts · 148 votes
    7y

    @Travis Limbocker I agree with @Michelle Lutz - make sure that rehab # is tight and buttoned up. I have many appraisals from recent projects we've completed in the MF space recently in Jackson County. I would be happy to share those with you.

    Also, the expenses will be crucial to verify. As for your CAP, I think 8% is conservative. Depending on the location and class, obviously. If it still pencils at a 9 - you might have something.

  • Investor · Castle Rock, CO · Member since 2015 · 38 posts · 24 votes
    6y

    Thanks @Michelle Lutz and @Logan Freeman. We did some further due diligence on the rehab and did uncover some higher ticket items. Adjusted the LTC and ARV numbers as needed. Didn't pencil out for our model. Appreciate you weighing in here.

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