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Updated over 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Looking for someone to check my numbers.
Hello, I just finished reading Gallinelli's book on cash flow and other financial measures. I am not considering this property as a purchase; just looking to put some of the basic metrics taught in the book in my own practical application. Just looking for someone to review my processes for me. Thanks!
All numbers annualized.
Givens-
8 unit apartment complex
Ask: $220k
Rent per unit: $5100
Gross scheduled income: $40800
My calcs-
Gross effective income: $38760 (assumes 5% vacancy and collection loss)
Operating expenses/NOI: $19380 (assuming standard 50% "rule"
PI: $14052 (30 year fixed @ 7% with 20% down)
Cash flow: $5328 ($55 per door monthly)
Cap rate: 8.8%
Also does not meet 2% rule (1.54%)
Have I looked at this accurately?
Most Popular Reply

Nate,
the 50% rule includes the vacancy of 10%. All other should be okay.
With a CAP Rate under 10% its a propertie for more experienced investors with some money in pocket.
-Uwe