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Updated almost 4 years ago,
4 plex purchase advice
Hello BP community! This is my first time posting so I apologize if I leave anything out. I have only owned 2 single family income homes. I have never bought a 4-plex so I am really feeling out of my element. Also, I am in Canada. So some of the requirements will be different than USA. I will try to give as much detail as possible. I will be managing this property myself. I have noticed the net cap rate is usually lower on multiplexes vs single family homes when I run the numbers. So I am also looking for your perspective regarding this as seen below (question #2). Thanks!
Could the community please give me advise about:
1. Is this a good deal?
2. If you own multiplexes, Do you prefer them? And why?
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4 plex fully rented (I will not be living in it)
listed for 229k
20% down payment = $45,800
Gross rental income $33,120/year
Down Payment from LOC at 6.01% on $45,800 = $2,793.84/year
Oil expense $6,800/year
Electricity Expense $1,500/year
Water expense $1,216/year
Land tax $3,183/year
Mortgage payment $9,300/year
Mortgage details: I can buy this as a retail mortgage in Canada at 1.94% for a 25 year amortization because it is 4 units or less.
Total yearly expenses = $24,792.84
Gross rental income $33,120 - $24,792.84 = $8,327.16/year or 693/month.
net ROI: 693 net rent per month x 12 = 8,316/45,800 = 0.18
Time to get invested LOC loan money back out = $45,800/693 = 66.08 months/12 = 5.5 years
For comparison, I just purchased a single family income house for 61k, rented for 1000 plus all utilities and it clears 350/month. Years to get invested money out of this house is about 3.3 years.
Thanks!