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Updated over 3 years ago, 06/04/2021

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Jeremiah Schwersenska
  • Investor
  • Oshkosh, WI
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Section 8 48 unit complex in tertiary WI market

Jeremiah Schwersenska
  • Investor
  • Oshkosh, WI
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Hello BP Community! Growing my deal analyzing muscle and came across a property that looks like it could be a real value add opportunity. It is a 48 unit Section 8 apartment in a smaller WI community but has solid employers in the area. The rents are under market and the units haven't been upgraded since built in 1981. Are you allowed to purchase a property and remove the section 8 designation? I have read all the stories about the problems with section 8 and I currently don't except vouchers in any of our smaller MF.

There is a comp property that is upgraded to be more modern with solid surface counter tops, vinyl plank flooring, fixtures and updated color scheme and rents are about $200 more for a 2 bedroom and should get about the same for the 3/2s.

NOI for 2020 says it was $159k on about $350k gross rents. I assume there is some differed maintenance but not much due to the annual HUD inspections. The cash flow makes sense with the current rent and after updating the whole property one could potentially add conservatively $150/door a month.

Are investors avoiding this because of section 8 or is this a good deal? I am looking at trying to buy a larger MF yet this year so any advice would help when evaluating this deal.

Thanks!

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