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Andrew Baines
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
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Deal Analysis - Foreclosure Duplex

Andrew Baines
  • Commercial Real Estate Broker
  • Bloomfield Hills, MI
Posted

Working on analyzing a project that my partner and I want to put in an offer today.  It's a foreclosure in an established area of the Detroit suburbs.  One of the units is currently occupied and the other is vacant.  The current tenant is paying $715 / month, on a month to month lease. The below assumes 50% of the gross income from the property goes to operating cost and taxes.

Any thoughts would be great.

Date: 4/18/2016
Project Name: 26531 Coolidge Hwy    
       
Number of Units 2 Going in Cap Rate: 8.3%  
Year Built ??? $/SF $130.208333333333/SF  
RSF 768 RSF      
         
Acquisition Uses and Sources of Funds      
Uses of Funds     PSF Nominal Value
Purchase Price     $130.21 $100,000.00
Acquisition Costs     $3.26 $2,500.00
Renovation Budget     $10.42 $8,000.00
Other     $4.16 $3,197.75
       
Total Uses of Funds $113,697.75
     
     
Sources of Funds   % Total Cost Interest Rate
Total Equity (includes Acquisition Costs) 25% $28,424.44
Mezzanine Loan Amount   0% 0.00% $0.00
Total Senior Loan Amount   75% 4.50% $85,273.31
       
Total Sources of Funds $113,697.75
         
Income   Monthly Rent Annual
Two Bedroom Units 2   $715.00 $17,160.00
   
Gross Potential Rent (GPR) $715.00 $17,160.00
Other Income       $0.00
         
Gross Potential Income $17,160.00
Less: Vacancy & Collection Allowance   5.00% -$858.00
       
Total Income $16,302.00
Operating Expenses (Detailed Below)        
Total Operating Expenses       -$8,018.00
Net Operating Income (NOI)        
NOI       $8,284.00
Net Income (Pre-Financing Costs)        
Net Income (Pre-Financing Costs)     $8,284.00
Financing Costs (Taken from Financing Section above) Monthly Annual
Financing Costs     -$432.07 -$5,184.81
Net Income (Post-Financing Costs)      
Net Income (Post-Financing Costs) $3,099.19
Initial Period Metrics      
Unleveraged Cash on Cash Return     7%
Leveraged Cash on Cash Return       11%
GRM (On Purchase Price)       5.827505828
Percenatage of After -Tax Income $45,000 28%   26%
Pre-Tax Monthly Cash Flow per Door   $129.13
Discount Service Coverage Ratio       1.60
IRR       17%
Cost/Unit       $50,000.00 

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