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Updated about 4 years ago, 10/02/2020

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Brian Hall
  • Columbus, OH
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Purchase Price Help - 12 Unit Multi-Fam

Brian Hall
  • Columbus, OH
Posted

Hello,

Looking for some help as I venture into a 12-unit multi-family (potentially).  This will be the first time moving beyond an individual condo investment.  Would love some guidance.  Property is listed at $675K.  My concern is on how to calculate property value due to vacancy concerns.  2 units are currently vacant, with 3 additional leases expiring by January 2021.  Following are the numbers. Cap rate @ 5.5% with these numbers. 


Mortgage (20%DP) - $2899 (30-yr @ 5%)

Taxes - $500/mo

Ins - $50/mo

Fixed Exp - $400/mo

  • Water/Sewer - $250
  • Garbage - $150

Variable Exp - $3194/mo 

  • Vacancy - $1,161 (based on current 16%)
  • Maintenance - $726 (10%)
  • CapEx - $726 (10%)
  • Mgmt - $580 (8%)

Any guidance on what I'm missing or what type of offer makes sense would be appreciated.

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