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Help Analyzing a Deal
Hi - I started in earnest July 4th Weekend. I have a $1.5M deal I would like to walk through with someone who is experienced.
It is a 24 unit Apartment in WI. From the CAP Rate & Gross Rent Multiplier and other LoopNet Info, I have a calculated: Gross Operating Income, Expenses, NOI, Cash on Cash Return, Cash Flow, $/Door, Case Flow/Door, BE Occupancy %, Debt Coverage Ratio, Loan to Value, ect.
I have a spreadsheet that runs the numbers on what the seller is asking along with the ability to run scenario numbers to hit sample benchmarks.
I don't think this conversation should be more than 20mins. I am happy to send the LoopNet listing and my calculations.
Would anyone be willing to run through this with me?
Thanks,
Steve
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Have a lender providing the points, fees and talk to title to get better estimate of closing cost. Way more than $8K....
If I had a 24 unit the first thing I do is allocate one unit for an in house property manager and find a maintenance man and include them as free occupants. So you get 22 units. The GOI of $207,639/(24x12)=$720/ mo per unit. They are two BR?
Looks like north is all industrial or mixed zoning. I suspect a mostly blue collar neighborhood. Any major companies practice layoffs?