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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
First Multi-family Deal Under Contract (8-Unit)
Feel excited and nervous at the same time. Never in the multi business before. Any comments/advice on what to watch out for are welcome. Many thanks in advance.
Here are some details:
10%+ cap rate based on 2015 actuals;
Or 9% cap rate using a quick & dirty analysis (rules of thumb: 10% vacancy & 50% ops expenses)
Currently 100% rented, seller to provide tenants Estoppel at close and actual leases after LOI signed
100% cash deal; no financing contingency
Property sells "as is" with right of inspection (contingency)
Property managed by current owner for 10+ years; new PM will be needed as I'm out-of-state investor
Most Popular Reply
John Casmon
Market cap rate is below 8% in the area. I'm getting a good deal by any count, either the current 13% or my over penalized 9%, unless I'm missing something here.
Value add: face lifting improvements and rate increase by 3-5% per year.