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Updated about 4 years ago, 11/12/2020

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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

William Hughes
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Hi,

I analyzed a large multifamily property, and was hoping someone could review my numbers and see if they make sense. As you'll see, the forecasted cash flow is negative; I'm not considering buying this property. It's more for practice that I analyzed it. I used 5% for borrowing costs.
Here is a short description of the property:
Built in 1962
Fully renovated interior & exterior -- recently installed a new roof and has re-surfaced and re-stripped parking lot.
Each unit separately metered for electric. 15 Units total.
Unit Mix:(5) 1bd/1ba - 753 SF(2) 2bd/1.5ba - 1,089 SF(8) 2bd/2ba - 1,100 SF

I've attached a copy of my projections, financial statements provided by the seller, and an excel spreadsheet explaining how I calculated income, utilities, property taxes, etc. I based most of my estimates off the seller's financial statements.

Do my income and expense estimates appear to be reasonable? What are your thoughts? Any advice is appreciated.

Rent Roll

How I got my numbers:



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