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Updated about 10 years ago, 10/01/2014

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Nick B.
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  • North Richland Hills, TX
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Need help to analyze 8-plex in Dallas, TX

Nick B.
  • Investor
  • North Richland Hills, TX
Posted

Hello BP!

I came across an 8-plex with the following characteristics:

  • Built in 1982, renovated in 2010
  • Located close to Dallas Love Fields airport, across the Bachman lake
  • 8 units, 1bdr, 640 sfq
  • 100% occupied with 6 tenants on month-to-month lease
  • $495 monthly rents
  • Gross rent: $45240 (2013 actual)
  • Actual expenses: $18770
  • Property management is done by the owner
  • Tenants pay for electricity; owner pays for water/sewer/trash/etc.
  • Building is said to be in the good shape
  • NOI for 2013: $26470

Current owner is in the process of raising rents to $525/mo.

If I use their 2013 numbers and project them to 2015 with the addition of property management (10% of gross), I arrive to NOI of $22K which is close to 50% rule.

How much should I offer for this property? The asking price is 330K and is based on 8% cap rate. 

Of course all numbers are subject to verification and whatever offer I may make will be contingent upon due diligence.

Thanks
Nick

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