Need input from equity investors deal in kansas city area.

Need input from equity investors deal in kansas city area.

Investor · Independence mo · Member since 2011 · 165 posts · 49 votes

Disclaimer this is not an offer that I am offering on here. I am just looking for input on how investors would feel about this deal if it was offered.

I have the opportunity to buy a 6 unit building but dont have the cash to purchase and rehab the building myself.

My role: I would do all the work and manage the property in this deal and distribute the profits to investors.

The deal: I would offer this deal up 30k for 10% ownership. I would be offering a total of 50% of the deal, investor could buy 10-50% if they wanted. Im estimating rent at 500/unit/month. Estimating taxes and insurance at 3k/year, maintenance hold of 3k per year. Rahbbed it shouldnt take that and on sale that maintenance hold balance would be divided by % of ownership. That would leave a cash flow of 30k/year. Return would be 3k/year/30k invested.

The plan would be to operate the property for 5 years after rehab was finished and put it up for sale at an estimated 300k, now that doesnt mean that an offer doesnt come in before the 5 years after rehab was finished for the 300k and we sell it sooner. This would be a totally rehabbed apartment building. If the building sold for 300k investor would receive their 30k back upon sale of the property per 10% invested. If the property was sold before 1 year after rehab was finished they would be garaunteed 30k on the sale & a minimum ROI of 3k.

Again I am just estimating the cost, rent, taxes, insurance & sale price at this point.

Now to the question at hand. Would this be a deal that would be of interest?

Questions, comments, concerns?

Thanks for your input in advance.

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  • Blue Springs, MO · Member since 2014 · 353 posts · 52 votes
    10y

    This is just something you would want to look at from the investors standpoint. I would want some kind of guarantee, backed up with equity, that if things go south, I get paid and promptly. Now, that 'guarantee' includes a number of things (experience of rehabber/manager, data from city about the area, etc...). I think a real estate attorney might have good consultation as well. Good luck.

  • Investor · Independence mo · Member since 2011 · 165 posts · 49 votes
    10y

    Thanks for the input. 10% ownership is 10% ownership. Even if an investor was to go a deal on their own there's no garauntees. The rehabber/manager would be myself in this scenario. I have successfully bought, rehabbed & rented 2duplexes & 2 houses at this point. At the top of the rental market price. The area would be a c area with a b+ asset. As is all my properties.

  • Real Estate Broker · Phoenix, AZ · Member since 2013 · 749 posts · 399 votes
    10y

    Steve, upon sale you are only giving back the original amount the investor put in? Did I read that correctly? 

  • Investor · Independence mo · Member since 2011 · 165 posts · 49 votes
    10y

    they would get a minimum of 33k back. Plus 10% of any cash flow. Whatever the property would sell for they would get 10% of the sale price plus keep any cash flow they had received. I'm just using 300k as an example. If it sold for 500k they would get 10% of that since that's their share. I'm just doing an estimate in this scenereo. Have not done that much due dilligence on this hypothetical property. Does that make sense? If I was to offer something similar for real I would have hard numbers.

  • Investor · Independence mo · Member since 2011 · 165 posts · 49 votes
    10y

    @Dan Krupa see above

  • Real Estate Broker · Phoenix, AZ · Member since 2013 · 749 posts · 399 votes
    10y

    @Steve Ipock,yes that makes sense.  

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