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14x 1BR/1BA units in an apartment building?

Adam L.
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Wondering what yall think. This is a wholetail scenario...hard money and short closing time window. I would be an absentee owner, but it seems the they're all rented and just in steady state.

    • Fourteen units in the same complex, in San Antonio.
    • $700k + $12k closing
    • all 1br/1ba.
    • all currently rented between $750-$850/mo
    • described as all units "in great condition with recent updates"
    • Rent income = $131k/yr
    • Expenses = $54k (HOA, taxes, insurance, utilities)
    • avg ~ $50k/unit. Tax Assessed value = $28k/unit.
    • hard to get a good comp idea....not much public information on recent sales.

    I have not factored in mortgage, vacancy, management fee, CapEx, eventual 6% realtor fee, etc.

    Wondering what yall think of an offering like this?

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