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Mike Taravella
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
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Multifamily Michigan Loopnet Deal Analysis Review

Mike Taravella
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Knoxville, TN
Posted

        Hello BP Nation!

        Hope everyone had a wonderful and safe St. Patty's day!

        I am a CPA who has 2 single family homes but looking to jump into the multifamily world to help recession proof my portfolio and potentially jump full-time into real estate investing.

        I am currently looking to get started in multifamily properties so I started analyzing deals within Michigan so I started researching properties on Loopnet.

        I leveraged the BP Tool for Rental Properties and was wondering if anyone wants to get coffee and go over my analysis and see if I am missing anything or being too conservative. Maybe partner on a deal!

        Some of my assumptions that I had are:

        • Vacancy Rate: 5%
        • Repair & Maintenance: 5%
        • Capex: 5%
        • Management Fee: 10%
        • Property Tax
          • I used SmartAsset.com based on selling price of the home
        • Estimated Rent per unit:
          • Rentometer and leveraged Zillow listings

Thanks in advance for the help!

Mike

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