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Tyrone Williams
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Newbie First deal - Soliciting opnions and advice

Tyrone Williams
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Hello,

It was recommended to me that I ask for assistance in analyzing a deal in this forum. So here are the details of my deal.

Multifamily Property -

The property consists of 33 units in 3 buildings. 

Price: $350,000
Price Per Unit: $10,606
Approx Sq. Ft.: 20,624
Price Per Sq. Ft: $16.97
Year Built: 1959
Current Rental Rates $525 / mth (avg.)

Potential Monthly Rent Roll: $15,000+

Utilities: $2,000 / mth. (est.)
Insurance: $8,000 / yr. (est.)
2013 Property Taxes: $7,000 (est.)

Utilities separately metered, landlord is only responsible for water (hot and cold)

One building is fully occupied and the other 2 are in need of renovation
flooring, appliances, paint etc. Some units need HVAC and or plumbing/electrical.

Cap rate - 10% 

Class A

GRM - 1.70

This property has been reduced from $400,000. There may be an opportunity to have some seller financing as well. The offer was originally advertised then removed from the listing when it was updated.

Any opinion at all would be greatly appreciated. If I do not have enough information or analysis please do comment.

Thank you in advance for your time and comments. Have a great day!

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Tyrone Williams
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

So you think the PGI is $180,000 and someone is going to sell that to you for a GRM of 1.70 ? It would actually be 1.94 ($350,000/180,000). Expenses would have to be CRAZY high for that deal to make sense.

 Thanks for the comment Bob. It seems to be the general consensus I need to get a better grasp on actual repair cost before speculating any further.

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