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Updated almost 6 years ago,
4% Rule Duplex!! Tons of equity!! Yea, I know!!
Here are the numbers and Data:
- 1918 Duplex
- 6 Bed/2 Baths
- 2,281 sq.ft
- Banks Asking Price: $99,000
- My Offering Price: $75,000
- Estimated Rehab: $50,000
- Estimated Closing Cost: $3,000
- ARV: $220,000 (Conservative Estimate by multiple local agents)
- Estimated Rent (Conservative): $3,000; (Realistically $3200-3700)
- Verified Property Tax: $7,330/ann; $610/mth
- Verified Vacant Policy Insurance: $219/mth
- Verified Occupied Policy Insurance: $260/mth
- Flood Insurance: +$250/mth (Needs Elevation Cert: $350)
- NJ Landlord Fee: <$25/mth
- 20% Down @ 5% Interest: $715/mth
- CAP-X: 5%
- Repairs and Mx: 5%
- Vacancy: 5%
- Property Management: 8%
Okay, now the talking part. This duplex is in a quiet, clean, coastal town. Very low crime rates (No violent crimes), decent schools, people still walk around and ride their bikes. The neighborhood is middle-income/blue collar. No gang activity. No derelict properties.
I'll show you the results based on the banks asking price and the offer price.
Banks Asking price results:
- Net monthly cash flow: $442
- Year 1 Cash ROI: 7.47%
- Year 1 NOI: $13,884
- IRR: 17.52%
- CAP RATE: 15.43%
- 2% Rule: Actually it's the 3.3% rule.
My Offer Price results:
- Net Monthly Cash Flow: $442
- Year 1 Cash ROI: 7.80%
- Year 1 NOI: $13,844
- IRR: 18.6%
- CAP RATE: 18.51%
- 2% Rule: Actually it's the 4% rule.
Okay, when I first started crunching these numbers and seeing all the positive trends, huge returns, and crazy equity, I started saying what you are right now. "No way, there's something wrong, when things seem to good they usually are." So I started double and triple checking things. I called multiple insurance agencies to get accurate quotes. I ran multiple scenarios at different interest rates, lower rents, higher CAP-X, etc, and the spread still kept looking good. So, after talking at length with multiple real estate agents, insurance agents, and a local investor/general contractor who will be performing the rehab. This property seems like a great oppetunity.