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Barry Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Does this deal look good?

Barry Wallace
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Diego, CA
Posted

Hello Everyone,

So I recently came across a 9 units complex that is completely rented and grosses $4900 per month. The owner is selling all his properties to retire and this is just one of his now. I have listed the details below along with the financials. Can anyone tell me if this is something they would move on?

Purchase Price - Asking $349,000, would consider $320,000

yealy Grosses - $4900 / $58,800

Yearly Expenses ( Property management, Insurance, Maintenance, Utilities, etc..) - $24,000

With financing at 5%/20-year private lender with only $6500 out of pocket upfront, my monthly total expenses would be $4,393.27 with debt service and a total income of $4,900. This gives a $540.39 monthly cash flow while still covering all the expenses and anticipated items. The owner recently remodeled a lot of the building and most tenants have been there for 4+ years and don't want to move. I believe the monthly rental rate on some of the units is low and it would bring it $5400 if increased over time.

I appreciate your feedback.

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