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Updated about 5 years ago, 11/12/2019

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Trent Grubaugh
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Need Help Determining A Sale Price On A Quad in Michigan

Trent Grubaugh
  • Howell, Mi
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I've got a quadplex about 60 miles Northwest of Detroit that is generating $50,400 in gross rental income annually. NOI is approx $38,500. Housing and rental markets are very strong and highly competitive in this county. 1 year leases were signed in Oct, Aug, and June 2019, respectively. Thankfully, the 4th unit had a 1 year lease that just ended in Sept, and due to a divorce, I'm very temporarily using that unit myself.

I'm unsure how to determine the value of this property, but using a 1st quarter 2018 appraisial and the 3.5% annual appreciation in the area, the building would be worth somewhere around 270-275k. I want to offer a price point and a cap rate that is attractive to investors to allow for a quick sale, but also allows me to profit as much as possible since this capital is going into another venture. 

I know there are multiple variables that would go into determining a sale price but could anyone offer up some "what price point would you list at" given those numbers? I don't know if it's wrong or right as of yet, but I'm thinking of asking $399,000 at a 9-10% cap rate. The only other quads within a 60 mile radius of Detroit yielding similar returns are priced 450-589k, which is why I don't think I'm not being unreasonable... but I'm open to suggestions and opinions. Thanks in advance!

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