Please rate my evaluation: 3/2 1970 Condo STR

Please rate my evaluation: 3/2 1970 Condo STR

Member since 2021 · 9 posts · 5 votes

NOTE: There is very little chance I will actually buy this, but I want to check to see how realistic my evaluation is. Up until recently, this was my primary option, but not so much anymore. I plan on using this to check my estimations and to use it to evaluate higher NOI/CoCR condos in Florida near my business and friends.

Middle-Georgia, small city, class C+ neighborhood with small 3/2 SFH's surrounding ~20 building condo complex, each building is a quadplex. Center of town, nearby city hospital/medical complex.

https://www.redfin.com/GA/Warn...

3/2 split level: 2/1 upstairs, 1/1 downstairs, none are en suite. 

Estimated renno/appliance costs: 

2x bedrooms LVP: $2.5K ($5/ft2 installed guestimate over 2br @ ~200ft2 each + $500 in noise treatment) 

2x bedroom low-profile ceiling fans w/lights : $800 ($250 labor + 150 fan 2x based on extra effort to locate mounting boxes, assuming they exist)

1x new shower/tub prefab insert: $3.5K installed (guesstimate) 

1x new toilet $400 ($250 standard 1-piece + $150 labor)

2x shower-head upgrades: $100

100% repaint : $5.2K (1600ft2 x $3.23 ft/2) may opt to do myself

100A breaker panel complete replacement & upgrade to 4-prong 220V dryer connection on other side of wall: $2k (guestimate, original panel is still present and 100% not staying)

Non-ancient washing machine: $750

LED light upgrades/replacements: $100

Kitchen cabinet touch-up + hardware + adjustments: $500 (guesstimate)

Outdoor storage room rehab (mold remediation, drywall gut + replace, leak repairs): $3K (total guess, it's like a 6x8 

Outdoor patio concrete pad & rail cleaning: $50 

Microwave: free =)

Lock replacements: $350 (schlagre encode + basic patio lock change) 

Keurig Coffee Maker: $150

Kitchen pots, pans, bakeware, utensils, cups, plates: $300 + donating my spare sets

Misc electrical work: $500 (replace light fixture, fix outlet(s), re-wire light switch)

RENNOVATION TOTAL: $22.2K or $27.5K with contingency

Furniture, linens, supplies: 

2x queen bedframe & box springs: $500

2x queen mattress: $800 

2x XL twin bedframe & box springs: $550

2x XL twin mattress: $550

6x nightstands: $750

2 full size, 2 half size dressers: $500

Mattress covers: $100

6 queen pillows, 4x XL twin pillows (1 spare 'set' for each mattress): $180

Bed sheets x 4 each mattress: $300

Bathroom linens: $200 (16 wash cloth, 8 hand towel, 8 regular towel, 8 washable floor mat) 

Metal outdoor patio furniture: $200

3-piece couch set: $700

50"+ TV w/ install: $600

Kitchen table + 4 chairs: $400

Misc crap (soap dispensers, wifi router, wifi thermostat, cleaning supplies, doormats, artwork, mirrors, lamps, air freshers, air filters, TP, etc.): $1000  

FURNITURE TOTAL: $7,280 or $10K with contingency

Other thoughts:

Kitchen cabinets have already been painted/hardware upgraded poorly. Given the cost of a full cabinet gut, this will be deferred until income to pay for it.  


Expenses: 
assuming zero negotiation buy @ 138,000 including closing, 80% financed 20% down PITI + Condo Fees, cable, sewer, trash, water: ~$1,050k/mo @ 5.75% APR 30yr fixed

Down payment: $27,600

Rehab budget: $27.5k 

Furniture budget: $10K

Monthly: Utilities: $100 power, $90 internet, $100 maintenance, $700 cleaning fees (7x times per month average)

Total Expenses: $65,100 cash + $2,040/month

Income: 

Identical comp (same condo model, different building) on AirBNB & VRBO $14.5K @ 64% occupancy over 161 days (AKA ~102 days rented @ $141/ADR) and also rented an unknown amount of additional time on furnished finder @ 1,600/month. https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/6...

Full time gross income: ~233 days @ 141 ADR: $32,853/yr or $2,737/moth completely ignoring furnished finder revenue. -7% in taxes inside ADR yields results in $30,553/yr or $2,546/month

NOI: ~$506 month or ~6,072 year.

CoC Return: 9.32%

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  • Ozzy SirimsiBusiness Member
    Real Estate Agent · Baltimore, MD · Member since 2016 · 1k+ posts · 782 votes
    3y

    some of the numbers are too expensive for me but real estate is all about who you know and who you can find so it might be okay for your numbers

  • Member since 2021 · 9 posts · 5 votes
    3y
    Quote from @Ozzy Sirimsi:

    some of the numbers are too expensive for me but real estate is all about who you know and who you can find so it might be okay for your numbers

    Can you elaborate more so I can learn a bit? Which side are the numbers questionable? The income is raw direct comp with AirDNA. Expenses are calculated based off my actual prequal. Renovations and furniture are the only ones I am questioning and I assume you are as well? I did add a large amount of overhead and used generous internet numbers to ensure this would cash flow given a horrible over budget and somehow not performing like an identical unit
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