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Dustin Schaefer
  • Investor
  • Sun Prairie, WI
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Seeking advice about 8unit apart deal analysis. Any thoughts?

Dustin Schaefer
  • Investor
  • Sun Prairie, WI
Posted

Hey Bigger Pockets!

Looking to get some advice on an 8 unit apartment building that I'm looking at purchasing. Here are the numbers:

Current asking price: 680,000

Rent: Monthly Rent: $5,585. AVG MO Rent/unit: 700.  Annual 67,020.  Looks to be under market rent currently with room to increase about $125/unit. Not much to be done with respect to repairs as it was recently renovated. 

NOI: $43,943: w/prop mgmt: 37,133 (10%)

Cap Rate right around 7%

Nice area. 

I'm using NOI dived by the cap rate to get a price of $530,471. That's after taking out for property management. Without, I'm at $627,757. Obviously the deal looks far better at $530,471, but should I be using the NOI after prop mgmt fees are subtracted, or am I living in fantasy land?

 Anything else I should be looking for or using to arrive at a good price? After pushing up the rent to market, cash flow would hit about $125/door. Currently priced, it's cash flow negative and that's my concern. Having never bought anything larger than a duplex, I'm curious if this is common in apartment deals of this size. Still feels over priced and I'm looking for confirmation.

Thank you for the advice!

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