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Updated about 9 years ago, 12/06/2015
First Commercial Mixed Use Deal - Need Input
Hello BP community! Wanted to post this deal on here to see everyone's thoughts and if they would proceed.
The building consists of 13,000 square feet. It has a large commercial restarant space, 9 apartments (1-2 BD), and 20 rooms rented on a weekly basis. The rooming house shares bathrooms and doesn't have any kitchens (no open flames permitted). It has 20 offstreet parking spaces and is located on the center square of a small town and decent neighborhood. The purchase price is $1,075,000 with the seller carrying a 2nd of 386K (4% on a 30yr) and a bank financed 1st of 689K (4.5% on a 25yr). Both are fixed for seven years. Outstanding terms!
Rents and expenses are as follows yearly:
Income at full capacity = $218,280
Vacancy (10%) = $21,828
Effective Gross = $196,452
Expenses:
Taxes = $11,924
Insurance = $6,180
Electric = $6,100
Trash = $900
Gas = $3,736
Management = $15,716
Mantenance = $9,000
Water/Sewer = $6,370
Municipal Fees = $1,125
Advertising = $609
Rental Fees = $2,500
Cable = $1,815
Extermination = $1,100
Total = $67,075
Income = $129,377
Total debt payments = $68,052
Net Income = $61,325
Keep in mind, rents are low for the property and should be raised by an estimated 14k/yr. This would push NOI to $75,325. I feel the management fee is probably to low on this building, considering it's partially a rooming house, but the amount of cash flow would give lee way for higher managment fees. Please give me your thoughts and thank you for your insights.
-Kris