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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Creating a Pro Forma
While analyzing a potential deal, I'm creating a pro forma and wanted to see what expense line items that I'm potentially missing. Can you guys offer some advice? It's a 7 unit apt building...
Here's what I have:
Fire Insur, Liability Insur, water, mgmt fees, sewer, r/e taxes, gas/electric for common area, garbage removal. Anything else?
Also, has anyone ever put in a heating system that runs a meter to each unit so each renter pays for their heat. It's gas/steam heat now.
Thanks!
-Kevin