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Updated over 8 years ago,
Duplex in Northwest Indiana
Hi BP Nation
I invest remotely in NWI, and live in CA.
I'm looking at an off market duplex in Hammond Indiana. The asset class is not exactly what I was looking for, I would probably call it a C (although I know this rating system is a completely arbitrary measure of risk). The nearest cross streets are Calumet and Sibley. I've been advised by a couple of professionals out there that its not the best area and not terrible either. Looks a bit rough on G-maps.
Here's the bit of info I have right now. Updates to come as my contractors give me a video walkthrough later this week.
Purchase Price: 55,000
Each Unit: 3 bed 1 bath.
Condition: Roof, windows, furnace, ac, water heater brand new within 5 years.
Rehab: 10-15k cosmetics
Combined Rent: 1600 (800/unit) this is conservative. 850 realistic w/ good finish quality.
ARV: 80k (conservative)
I don't think there's much wrong with the deal from a cash flow perspective. After a fresh rehab, with durable materials put into the house, and a manager referred to me by other investors in the area.. I'm writing the pro forma @...
8% mgmt, 12.5% maint/repair/capex, 7.5% vacancy: 450$
Prop Tax & Ins: 200$/mo.
Mortgage (if i refi w/ 60k loan @ 5%int): 330$/mo
Sewer/Water/Garbage (although tenant will likely pay): $120/mo
CASH FLOW FINANCED: 500/mo... ROE: 30%
CASH FLOW FREE & CLEAR: 830/mo... ROE: 12.5%
Please please please pick apart anything and everything I have posted about this deal above. I feel like I'm being rather fair with my estimates and it looks like the returns would justify adding a little risk regarding the tenant class.
Honest opinions?