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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Analyzing a package Deal
Greetings everyone,
I'm reviewing a package deal right now involving 7 properties. 5 of the properties are in the same neighborhood (D-Class), one in a rural area, and one double-wide trailer. After pulling the real estate assessor data 2 of the properties listed as just land.
All of the homes are currently being rented (650,600,550,500,450,450,450) totaling 3650/mth, 43800/yr. After driving the neighborhood I can see that they are not in the best of shape.
What steps would you take to evaluate this possible deal? Do you do a cash flow analysis on each property or the entire package? There are no recent comps (less than 8 mths). The owner says he doesn't want to sell homes individually. Thanks for the help.