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All Forum Posts by: Adam Tahir

Adam Tahir has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Hi all!

I’ve loved learning about real estate for the last couple of years, and I am blessed enough to be able to put a large sum of money into my first “real deal”. So far, my strategy is to target multifamily properties (cash flowing) with 25+ units. I want to stay within the 6-8% cap rates, and target value-add properties (Chicagoland area). I'm thinking that properties be at a discount in a couple months once the market catches up to everything that has been happening. What would you do if you were in my position?

On another note, I'm in the preliminary stages of reaching out to brokers/lenders to build relationships etc. I'm getting sent deals through the pipeline, and find myself struggling to properly analyzing the deals. Part of me is looking into a deal analyzer, but I want a firm grasp on what's happening behind the scenes before I blindly input numbers. I guess my question would be how do I estimate current metrics? For example, how can I estimate rehab costs, CapEx costs, closing costs, etc? I'm looking for any resources that actually walk through the entire analysis - not just a quick video looking at NOI and Cash-flow but how they obtained certain numbers/metrics.

Again, I'm very blessed to be in this position and would love everyone's input!

Best,

Adam

Hey John,

I’ve explored those sites before but I’m wondering if there’s a consolidated data set with all the information instead of having to hardcore values into a spreadsheet etc 

Hi All!

This is my first time posting here, and love what bigger pockets has to offer. I am located in Illinois and want to zero in on target markets for my first multifamily property. 

I want a data set that breaks it down by county, zip code, median household income, average rent, etc. Is there a place I can find this without having to manually look up each city in Illinois? 

Please let me know! Looking forward to posting more.