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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Thomas Brady
  • Corporate Auditor
  • Charlotte, NC
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Apartment Deal analysis

Thomas Brady
  • Corporate Auditor
  • Charlotte, NC
Posted

Hey BP,

I recently ran across an apartment complex that peaked my interest, and I would love some advice on this deal. (I am not an expert on larger MF, but do have one duplex right now so I'm not completely inept haha) 

it is a 10 unit building, each unit is 2/1 

Price is $300,000

Rents are $500/unit, so 5k per month (Rents could definitely be raised at least $50/month) 

The seller is going to send me the 1040 schedule E so I will have a better grasp on the actual expenses soon, but for now I am using the 50% rule and adding an additional 5% for good measure. 

With 25% down and all the numbers in, I am getting a NOI of $950-1000/ month.

Just curious as to how this deal looks to more experienced investors? 

Thanks! 

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