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Tyreese Gadlin
  • Cheyenne, WY
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Is this a reason not to accept a deal?

Tyreese Gadlin
  • Cheyenne, WY
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BP Friends, I believe I have come upon a pretty good opportunity and I am just about ready to take my first real big step. My question is; I am looking to by a commercial property 10 unit apartment, but the seller does not have a profit or loss statement and is not willing to go back and do her books, she does have 3 year tax statement. Is this a reason not to take what I believe to be a great deal?

10 unit apartment complex with additional community room that includes 2 restrooms, coin laundry, and an office area. Outstanding rental history. These 1 bedroom units offer an over sized bathroom and double closets. Owner pays monthly water and each tenant pays their own separately metered

Asking price 320,000

Monthly Income:
$4,890.00
Monthly Expenses:
$3,731.69
Monthly Cashflow:
$1,158.31
Pro Forma Cap Rate:
9.45%
NOI:
$30,236.40
Total Cash Needed:
$96,000.00
Cash on Cash ROI:
14.48%
Purchase Cap Rate:
9.45%

Purchase Closing Costs:$6,000.00
Estimated Repairs:$10,000.00
Total Project Cost:$336,000.00
After Repair Value:$320,000.00
Down Payment:$80,000.00
Loan Amount:$240,000.00
Loan Fees:Amortized Over:25 years
Loan Interest Rate:4.700%
Monthly P&I:$1,361.39
Total Cash Needed By Borrower:$96,000.00
Total operating expenses:Mortgage expenses:
Vacancy:$342.30Repairs:$244.50
CapEx:$342.30Electricity:$350.00
Water & Sewer:$400.00Insurance:$200.00
Management:$391.20P&I:$1,361.39
Property Taxes:$100.00

ARV based on Cap Rate:
$755,910.00

All advice welcome. Thank you in advance!

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Tyreese Gadlin
  • Cheyenne, WY
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@JD Martin Thank you for your response. That is also what I thought, but this is as close as i have come to actually getting a deal. I am getting those first deal jitters and trying to avoid as many mistakes as possible when all I have to do is reach out and ask and there are great, knowledgeable people willing to help.  At least on here.

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