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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal
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So I've come across this Tri-Plex property that's a new construction in a growing part of town. The city has decided to invest $30MM into the infrastucture and 'cleaning' up the area. The property sits in a class C area, market rents are estimated at $700-$800 and has a good possibility to rent out on Section 8.
The small multifamily market in Huntsville is a little dry and most investors are seemingly making equity moves and some people are theorizing that the small multifamily market is still warming up.
In theory the property is in a great location and could be capitalized on, but I don't want to force the deal if the numbers aren't working. My team is fairly new and conventional lending may not be an option. I would just like to discuss how investors would approach this deal. Should I be accounting for so much for insurance and repairs since its a new construction? What could be some other potential exit strategies for this kind of deal?
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I invest and lend in Huntsville. Your financing is really hurting you. DM me the address and I can give you some more thoughts on vacancy, rental rates, etc. I also should be able to point you in some directions to improve the financing but I have a few specific questions there. I love Huntsville but I think small MF is the only investment I don't like there. However, new construction if you can beat the 1% rule, which you are suggesting, you might have something.
BTW - the whole equation changes if you can live in one of the units. Any chance for that?