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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
This is my first small apartment building that I'm working on for buy and hold. I would love to get your feedback and comments in event that I'm missing something.
It's a 7 unit building and each unit is 2/1. There are separate meters for each unit.
Here is my analysis for the current rent: Current Rent
It's a B- area with low crime. Here is my current market rents analysis: Market Rent
If you have any other questions, please let me know.
Jovon
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@Account Closed
Hi there,
that's a pretty significant change in Income, are you sure it's achievable? Also your estimates on vacancy, capex, and repair seems really low (not to mention $0 upfront fixing - there is always something to repair). Especially with MFH, quality of tenants are lower than SFHs so the vacancy/capex/repairs should be higher than a typical SFH imo. Hope that helps.