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Jeffery Hood
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  • Haverhill, MA
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8 fam N of Boston, bow wow or is my math wrong? 1st X comm

Jeffery Hood
  • Investor
  • Haverhill, MA
Posted

Dear BP community,

I saw an 8 family today that I liked, but my math tells me it's not for me. The asking price is $1.1M.  On the debt service, I was going to leverage a home equity line for the down payment with a 2.5% interest rate, but for analysis purposes I assumed debt service on the entire asking price at 4%. I can't get it to cash flow, am I missing anything?  I feel pretty strongly that the expenses are reasonably solid.  I've based my rental income on existing cash flow ... the seller suggest rents can be raised but figuring on actuals made more sense for me of course! 

This is my first time doing analysis on a commercial property so thank you all in advance for your input, it's greatly appreciated.

-Jeff

Revenuemonthlyyearly
Rental Income$9,570$114,840
vac rate @ 5%-$525-$6,300
Net rental income$9,045$108,540
Gross income$108,540
Expenses
Property Taxes$1,010$12,120
Insurance$508$6,096
Prop mgmnt @ 10%$905$10,854
water/sewer$168$2,016
gas$178$2,136
electric$140$1,680
snow removal$175$2,100
trash removal$10$120
landscaping$200$2,400
M&R$464$5,568
Total Exp$45,090
NOI$63,450
Debt Service *$5,252$63,024
Cash flow?$426
return on investmentn/a
capitalization rate5.77%
cash on cash returnn/a
* assume $1.1M @ 4% for 30 years

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