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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Deal analysis on a sixplex
Asking price $350,000
Fully renovated this year.
Rent $675 per unit = Total $4050 All are 2 bed, 1 bath
Taxes $400 yr current owners numbers
Insurance $2,000yr current owners numbers
Water $270
PM $405
Maintenance & Vacancy $500
Payment $ 1,850.00 , includes Taxes and INS
Net $1,025.00
Located in Powder Springs GA I'm an hour and a half drive so I could manage myself and pocket the extra $405.
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Let's do a simple 50% rule calculation on this deal. Even though I agree with @Edward Burns and @Mehran K. that your expenses are going to be more. I would say if you are responsible for the grounds keeping, common area utilities, and the water/sewer you may be closer to 45% or 40%(the 60% expenses that Mehran quoted).
4050 x .5 = 2025 x12 = $24,300 net income before debt service
24,300 / 350,000= .069 or 6.9% cap rate
Keep in mind that 350,000 doesn't even include your inspections, loan origination, closing costs, or other costs associated with a typical transaction.
At 6.9% it could be a fair deal for the market. However it most certainly won't help you grow your business.