217 SFR Portfolio in TX & GA

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217 SFR Portfolio in TX & GA

Investor · Seattle, WA · Member since 2015 · 80 posts · 7 votes

Purchase price of the portfolio is $23,177,000. 


This is a privately owned portfolio of 217 residential properties in Dallas, Houston and Atlanta....Price on this portfolio is tight.
The seller would prefer to sell this as a portfolio, but he will sell it by city, either all Houston, all Dallas or all Atlanta.
The seller has owned many of these properties around 20 years and in some of the properties in excess of 30 years.
The seller will consider seller financing with a fully qualified buyer. The down payment from the buyer to be 30% (buyer to provide a bank statement for the 30% down payment).
This portfolio could be a great investment or the federal eb5 buyer. The eb5 program was instituted by the federal government to increase investment with an immigrant visa program.
Some of the properties have home owners associations.
The gross income is $1,638,011.
Occupancy rate is in excess of 90%.
The approximate net operating income is $1,228,508.
The approximate cap rate is 5.3%.
Buyer to verify all facts and figures.

Of the 217 properties:

Houston (178 properties) the average year built 1969, average monthly rent $1,033, average square footage 1,400
dallas (6 properties) the average year built 1948, average monthly rent $727, average square footage 1,131
atlanta (33 properties) the average year built 1978, average monthly rent $846, average square footage 1,310

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  • Simmy AhluwaliaPro Member
    Lender · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 200 votes
    10y

    Damion,

    If you source any buyers, I can offer Portfolio financing to them for acquisition.  Also, I specialize in EB-5, and unfortunately, this type of RE purchase won't qualify.  Not to be a debbie-downer:)

  • Investor · DFW, TX · Member since 2013 · 319 posts · 101 votes
    10y

    @Damion York

    The per-city average rents don't seem to add up. The entire portfolio would gross 2.6M if those numbers are correct

    The overall avg rent seems to be 629/mo/unit, which is a bit low for a portfolio asking 5.3cap IMO..

    Would the seller consider tranching in a different way? Instead of selling by city, would they be willing to sell for example 50-100 of the higher-rent properties?

    Would appreciate it if you could PM me with more details. Thanks!

    Dmitri

  • Investor · Seattle, WA · Member since 2015 · 80 posts · 7 votes
    10y

    Hey Dmitri,

    They're not interested in selling city by city.  If this deal doesn't work what types of deals are you looking for?  I want to help. [email protected]

  • Investor · DFW, TX · Member since 2013 · 319 posts · 101 votes
    10y

    @Damion York

    The deal sounds interesting, but the numbers don't add up. If you have the full details, could you please PM me? Thanks

    -Dmitri

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