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Updated almost 10 years ago on .

Counter Offer Help!
Hello all,
Just to give you a little bit of background about the deal... This will be a lease option agreement with a purchase price of $275,000 and a down payment of $25,000. Remaining balance of $250,000 will be amortized over 17 years @ 6% with a balloon payment no earlier than 5 years and no later than 7 years.
17 unit Apartment building in a C area (14 of 17 currently rented @$350/month)
Current monthly rent revenue = $4,900.00
Monthly Expenses include:
Lease Option pmt = $1894.50
Monthly Insurance = $167.00
Monthly Taxes = $589.00
Monthly Property Mgt @ 7% = $343.00
Maintenance & Repairs @ 10% = $490.00
Vacancy @ 10% = $490.00
Total NOI = Approx $925.00 (with 3 vacancies)
With a new management team in place, incremental increases in rent and a lower vacancy rate I feel like this deal will be great. What are your thoughts on this deal, and let me know if I left anything out!