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Brendan Novisky
  • Pharmacist
  • Chillicothe, OH
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Help with quick analysis of 4-plex

Brendan Novisky
  • Pharmacist
  • Chillicothe, OH
Posted

I am looking at purchasing a 4-unit in Franklin county, OH and am looking for some other perspectives prior to putting in an offer. The details I know are:

Purchase Price: $289,000

Rents: range between $790-$875 (have not yet confirmed total gross income)

Taxes: $9,000

Utilities: All paid by tenants except trash

Desirable location that I expect to have stable growth but not massive appreciation

Mgmt: 6% + Lease up of full month (Currently long-term tenants want to stay)

The details I am estimating are:

Insurance: $2,800

Maintenance: 5%

Reserves: $300/door

At this point, when I do an analysis I can't see a way to get a decent return if the average falls closer to $790 but as the average gets closer to $875 I can see getting above 8%. Above 8% is acceptable to me but it may be a stretch with the numbers I am using. Any thoughts?

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