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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Derwin Villanueva
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First MFR analyze this!

Derwin Villanueva
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Hawaii
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Hey BP this is my foray into the MFR world of REI. 17 unit C class gem and part of the deal includes a new re-roof for 3 buildings and re-gravel of the driveway plus exterior paint on three buildings. Seller asking $550k and claims 95% occupancy and will have 100% occupancy as a part of the sales agreement. Seller is also offering finance for 20 years at 6%. I need to come up with 25% down. Private money anyone?!

Adding 1-2 more coin-op laundry and PV solar for common areas and dividing the utilities are my future value add projects.

Let me know what you think.

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    Arlan Potter
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    Arlan Potter
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    It appears to me:

    Rents are too low for $32,000/door

    Insurance too low

    Cash on cash doesn't make sense since you are not putting cash in

    Too thin to baby sit for 30 years

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