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All Forum Posts by: Ariel G.

Ariel G. has started 17 posts and replied 49 times.

I was just explaining Jeff that the NOI didn't take into account the mortgage payment, thus why the cash flow was $731.13 as oppose to $ 1.643. I apologize for the misspell before. Please correct if I am wrong.

Hi Bob,

The debit service in this case would be the mortgage payment.

Hey Jeff the NOI didn't include debit service, that is why, I used the BP calculator. Thanks a lot for taking a look at it! Also thanks Nathan for tip on the expenses, I'll recalculate it, the building just went through a massive renovation so I thought it wouldn't require much maintenance in the first few years.
Hey Jeff the NOI didn't include debit service, that is why, I used the BP calculator. Thanks a lot for taking a look at it!

I apologize, but for some reason the format I used to show the numbers doesn't work properly here. Please see below.

Monthly Income:

$2,440.00

Monthly Expenses: $1,708.87

Monthly Cashflow: $731.13

Pro Forma Cap Rate: 8.57%

NOI: $19,718.00

Total Cash Needed: $50,000.00

Cash on Cash ROI: 17.55%

Purchase Cap Rate: 8.76%

Total operating expenses: 796.83 ($9,562)

Mortgage expenses: $912.03 ($10,944)

Vacancy:$122.00

CapEx:$122.00

Electricity:$20.00

Water:$50.00

Sewage:$50.00

Garbage:$20.00

Insurance:$50.00

Management:$122.00

P&I:$912.03

Property Taxes:$190.83 

The Property is located in a class C area, right in front of a nice park and close to downtown, shopping malls, churches and a hospital.

I walked there at night and I felt safe. Also, during the day I saw families and low traffic. 

Everything is new, with resistant materials and decent finishing. All appliances: including dishwasher and washer machine in every unit. it's a turn key property.

Am I missing something? I know there are several variables, but in general and roughly, from 1 to 10 what would be your rate for this investment?

Any tips will be greatly appreciated :)

(3) 1bed 1bath  and (1) 2bed-1bath

Purchase price is 225,000

Monthly Income:
$2,440.00
Monthly Expenses:
$1,708.87
Monthly Cashflow:
$731.13
Pro Forma Cap Rate:
8.57%
NOI:
$19,718.00
Total Cash Needed:
$50,000.00
Cash on Cash ROI:
17.55%
Purchase Cap Rate:
8.76%
Total operating expenses:Mortgage expenses:
Vacancy:$122.00CapEx:$122.00
Electricity:$20.00Water:$50.00
Sewage:$50.00Garbage:$20.00
Insurance:$50.00Management:$122.00
P&I:$912.03Property Taxes:$190.83




Post: Good Lender and PM in the Central Valley, Ca

Ariel G.Posted
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Posts 51
  • Votes 15

Thanks a lot Jeff, Im probably coming up to Fresno this weekend to see some properties with my partner. Would you like to catch up with us and exchange some experiences over a coffee? 

Post: Good Lender and PM in the Central Valley, Ca

Ariel G.Posted
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Posts 51
  • Votes 15

Hey Guys,

Would anyone recommend a good lender and a reliable PM in the Fresno area? Im looking into buy a multi-plex in the Central Valley.

Post: Multi-Family Properties in Fresno

Ariel G.Posted
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Posts 51
  • Votes 15

Thanks Jeff!

Post: Multi-Family Properties in Fresno

Ariel G.Posted
  • Investor
  • Fort Lauderdale
  • Posts 51
  • Votes 15

Hey Jeff,

Thanks for sharing your experience and recommending professionals you have worked with, it's super helpful and motivating.

I'll keep you updated on how mine are going.