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Updated over 9 years ago,

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Nathan W.
  • Alexandria, VA
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Condo Redevelopment Analysis

Nathan W.
  • Alexandria, VA
Posted

Hey all, I have a potential opportunity to make a play at a condo with upcoming redevelopment. The HOA community has already selected the developer after a very thorough RFP process, and have worked diligently up front to make the process as painless for the community and for the future developer as possible. 90% of the community have voted for the measures the HOA BOD has introduced during the process, and I don't foresee that changing. Basically, it would be very surprising if this does not end up as a foregone deal within the next few weeks (I think they are meeting to finalize at the end of September). I assume the buyout will occur within the next 3 years (and likely much sooner).

Here are the numbers are a 2 Bed 1 Bath within the community:

Current purchase price: $165k

Developer buyout price: $225k

Buying Costs: $5500

Make Ready to Rent: $2500

Selling Costs: $2500

Rental Estimate: $1600/month

Vacancy Rate: 8.3%

Monthly HOA: $673 (covers all utilities and exterior maintenance)

Yearly Insurance $650

Yearly RET: $1800

Repairs/Maintenance: 3%

Total NOI would be about $520/month (no mortgage there).

My plan would be to take on a buddy of mine as an investor.  I would take out a mortgage for 80% of the purchase price, and he would front the money for the down payment, buying closing costs, and make ready costs ($41k total).  He would get an 8% preferred rate of return on his money with no future payout when I sell.  

For me, the mortgage would be about $710 a month (30 year at 5%) and his preferred rate of $275, for a total burden of $985/month. With NOI at $520, that means I am coming out of pocket $450 or so per month.

By the end of the 3 year period, the following numbers are germane:

Sale Price $225,171

Mortgage Balance $(126,220)

Investor Balance: $(41,000)

Selling Costs $(2,500)

Buying Costs $(5,783)

Make Ready $(2,500)

Mortgage/Investor Payments $(35,466.40)

Expenses $(33,127)

Rental Revenue $52,819 

Total realized gain: $31,000. 

So for $5400/year out of pocket expenses (NOI - Payments) I am realizing $10,000 return. This is a 50%+ cash on cash return for me for the next 3 years.

I welcome critique of this plan.