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Terrell Williams
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  • Owings Mills, MD
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Multi-Family Auction First Deal

Terrell Williams
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Owings Mills, MD
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BP,

I need your help and analysis. Today I won the bid on a 9-10 unit (3 - three bedroom, 6- two bedroom) apartment building at a public auction. The 10th unit is a commercial laundry facility in the basement. Risky, Risky, Risky. And yes, it's in a tough neighborhood in Baltimore. The deal is contingent upon the "out of town" seller agreeing to the offer.

Here are the numbers;

Purchase price with Auctioneers commission: $283k ($270k +5%)

Monthly rents: $5,850 (one unit is vacant and needs $10k of work)

Yearly gross rents: $70,200

NOI: $35,000 (assuming 50% operating expenses)

Debt Service: $16,700

Cash Flow Before Taxes: $18,300

Commercial Laundry Lease: $21,600

Tenants pay for their own seperate utilities, LL pays for water except the Laundry pays for their own water. There is a 350sf building (former 2 car garage) in the rear that was used as a salon with a bathroom that's vacant. Could rent for $400-$500 per month.

This is a Buy & Hold. What's your feeling on the numbers? What if the Seller comes back and wants more money...say $300k?

I did have a chance to walk 6 of the 10 units and talk with the tenants. Most were happy, but a few had minor issues to fix.

Thanks

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