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Updated about 12 years ago,
Fourplex opportunity
Hello all,
Had been away for a while due to other commitments.
Anyway today this property was brought to my attention through an acquaintance. Here are the details and would like your opinion on this.
- Quadplex in Richardson, Texas
- Gross Income : $27,600
- Expenses : $11,405 (Utilities paid by the owner, insurance and property tax
$4200, I think is little too much, almost two months of
rent, but this is Texas remember)
- Asking price $165,000
- Built in the 1960s
Using the 50% rule, expenses would be almost $14,000
So per unit calculation would be
Rent : $575
Expenses : $288
NOI : $287
Debt Service : $185.49 (Based on 25% down, 6%, 30 years asking price)
Cash Flow : $101.50
Calculated Cap Rate 8.8%
The property is 100% occupied, and owned by an elderly couple with several other units. Considering the age of the property I am little skeptical how much deferred maintenance it holds. I have not viewed or started any conversation with the owner yet. The property is in a blue collar neighborhood.
To achieve a cap rate of 10% or above the price has to be $137,760 or lower.
What do you all think and how much should I consider without too much or a too low ball of an offer?
Thanks