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Ethan Yuan
  • Dallas, TX
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Feedback Please on 12 SFH for 2.4M

Ethan Yuan
  • Dallas, TX
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Hi all,

I would like some feedback on this deal where the seller is selling his portfolio of 12 SFH all located along one street in the Dallas/FW area. All numbers are based of financial provided by the seller for past 12 months. All units are 850 sq ft. I admit the cap rate is a bit low and their listing price is high however, it is located in a good area. 20 mins away from downtown Dallas, with good future potential appreciation at the current Dallas growth rate.

Listing price - 2.4M (negotiable)

Gross Income - $16,670/month. 206,304/year

Vacancy - 10%

Expenses (repairs, taxes, utilities, insurance) - $27,314

NOI - $148,223

Cap rate - 6.18%

Considering these are SFH, would you still use ROI and cap rate or determine price based of comps. Would like to hear everybody's feedback. Thanks.

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