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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Practicing on 8 unit apartment complex in Hunington Beach!
Hey all,
I am trying to get into commercial real estate and wanted to practice some analysis before I start syndications and offering on properties. With that being said, here is my analysis for a deal in Hunington Beach. I would very much appreciate any feedback and I will take them constructively!
Address: 8177 Garfield Ave Hunington Beach, CA 92646
IF i were to buy this for 2,300,000
Cap rate: 4.56
Bed/ Bath: 1/1 x 8 Units
Rent: 2000 x 8
Expenses:
Property Management Fees - 1000 |
Repairs/ Maintenance - 319.14 |
Real Estate Taxes - 2875 |
Rental Property Insurance - 766.67 |
Vacancy Costs - 1333.33 |
Capital Expenditures - 960 |
Total monthly expenses: 7254.44
Financing:
Down Payment: 20% - 460000
Loan Amount: 1,840000 @ 5% interest rate
Closing costs: 69,000
PI/Mortgage: 9877.52
Cash invested: 529000
Total Monthly Cashflow: -1311 = 16,000-7254-9877.52
ROI: -2.57%
The point of this excersise is for me to recognize bad deals. And if i can recognize bad deals, I can recognize that something isn't a bad deal and I can start negoitating from there. Anything will help! (rent too high/low, not enough capex set a side, ROI doesn't make sense, the whole deal doesn't make sense, taxes, insurance, interest rates incorrect, etc....)
Thanks in advance!
Peter