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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal - Kansas City 14 unit
BP,
I have a property in Kansas City I am looking for some guidance on.
14 Unit
List Price: $750K
Cap rate is what I am a little unsure of in Kansas City, i used 8 cap for this example
ARV based on the 8 cap is $1,470,000.
4 units are currently rehabbed, with 10 needing to be rehabbed, each unit is a 1bed 1bath about 450 SQ FT, i have quotes to rehab each unit for $10K
the BP BRRR calc is giving me very small cash flow, but "infinite" returns after 5 years.
Just trying to determine if i am close to the realistic numbers here or am I far off?
Thank you!
*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.
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Quote from @Scott Goulet:
BP,
I have a property in Kansas City I am looking for some guidance on.
14 Unit
List Price: $750K
Cap rate is what I am a little unsure of in Kansas City, i used 8 cap for this example
ARV based on the 8 cap is $1,470,000.
4 units are currently rehabbed, with 10 needing to be rehabbed, each unit is a 1bed 1bath about 450 SQ FT, i have quotes to rehab each unit for $10K
the BP BRRR calc is giving me very small cash flow, but "infinite" returns after 5 years.
Just trying to determine if i am close to the realistic numbers here or am I far off?
Thank you!
*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.
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