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All Forum Posts by: Joseph M.

Joseph M. has started 25 posts and replied 116 times.

I am having a little trouble with calculating the maintenance/capex expenses. I would be putting 20% down with a 3 year ARM amortized over 20 years (no balloon payment). My best guess is the property needs about $5,000 in more immediate maintenance.

Class

MULTI-FAMILY

Asking Price

$137,500

For Sale

For Sale

IDX Include

Y

Age

61-100

Garage Capacity

None

Garage Type

None

GENERAL

VOW Include

Yes

VOW Address

Yes

VOW Comment

Yes

VOW AVM

Yes

Foreclosure (Y/N)

No

Short Sale (Y/N)

No

Number of Acres

0.310000

Number of Units

3

Occupied

Y

Listing Date

1/11/2015

Year Built

1947

Zone

RES

Survey

N

Lot Dimensions

187x155

Unit 1 -SqFt

675

Unit 1 -Bedrooms

1

Unit 1 -Baths

1

Unit 1 -Rent

750

Unit 2 -SqFt

700

Unit 2 -Bedrooms

1

Unit 2 -Baths

1

Unit 2 -Rent

850

Unit 3 -SqFt

812

Unit 3 -Bedrooms

2

Unit 3 -Baths

1

Unit 3 -Rent

900

Owner Pays

OIL

Tenant Pays

ELECTRIC

Original Price

$184,900

Days On Market

353

FEATURES

CONDITION

GOOD

APPLIANCES

RANGE

REFRIGERATOR

FLOORS

CARPET

CERAMIC

HARDWOOD

FIREPLACE DESCRIPTION

STUCCO

FIREPLACE LOCATION

LIVING ROOM

BASEMENT

MIXED

UNFINISHED

COOLING/AIR CONDITIONING

NONE

HEAT SOURCE

BASEBOARD

HEATING FUEL

OIL

HOT WATER

ELECTRIC

PROPANE

GARAGE/PARKING EXTRAS

DRIVEWAY

DRIVEWAY-SHARED

CONSTRUCTION

FRAME/STICK

ACCESS/SHOWING INFO

APPOINTMENT REQ.

CALL LIST AGENT

STYLE

COLONIAL

WATER

DRILLED WELL

SEWER

SEPTIC-INGR.

WATER WAYS

ESOPUS CREEK

VIEWS

MEADOW

PLUMBING

MIXED

ROOF

ASPH SHINGLE

OWNER PAYS

INSURANCE

MAINTENANCE

OIL

TENANT PAYS

ELECTRIC

GAS

TRASH

PORCH

DECK

OPEN

FINANCIAL
Management0

Employees

0

Water

0

Trash

0

Fuel

3800

Electric

200

Insurance

2000

Supplies

0

Total Taxes

4500

Miscellaneous

100

Annual Expenses

10600

Monthly Income

$2,500

Annual Income

$30,000

Cap Rate

10

School Tax

$3,000

General Tax

$1,500

REMARKS

Great multi-family investment opportunity! Well maintained 3 family residential property (2) 1 bedroom units on 1st floor (1) 2 bedroom unit on 2nd floor.

Landlord includes heat, lawn maintenance & snow removal. Unit # 1-1st floor-1 bedroom, spacious, bright rooms, large windows, EIK, ornate fireplace,

washer/dryer hook up $750.00 Unit#2- 1st floor 1-bedroom unit- rear lots of privacy completely renovated $850.00 Unit # 3 2nd floor 2 bedroom unit, bright

open & airy floor plan. Vaulted ceilings $900.00

AGENT REMARKS

1st floor 1 bedroom undergoing renovations. Huge improvement..

Post: What questions should I ask the owner of MFR I am considering?

Joseph M.Posted
  • Investor
  • Boulder, CO
  • Posts 118
  • Votes 16

thanks @Raimel Diaz

Post: What questions should I ask the owner of MFR I am considering?

Joseph M.Posted
  • Investor
  • Boulder, CO
  • Posts 118
  • Votes 16

I am looking at a 3 family rental property and have a call scheduled with the current owner/investor tomorrow. I am working on some questions for our call, but wanted to see if anyone has a standard list of questions I should consider asking.

Thanks for your help.

@Aaron Anderson What is your net income on the $5,300/month gross and what is the total value of the real estate in your portfolio?

Post: Best way to cash flow

Joseph M.Posted
  • Investor
  • Boulder, CO
  • Posts 118
  • Votes 16

Hi Ali,

Where do you buy your turnkey and how many do you own?

Post: Best way to cash flow

Joseph M.Posted
  • Investor
  • Boulder, CO
  • Posts 118
  • Votes 16

Currently own 3 properties, 2 rentals and 1 primary residence. I live in expensive area with high taxes in NJ. I out very little down on these properties and the rentals cash flow a tiny bit, but I bought them mostly for long term appreciation.

At this point, my focus is to build cash flow. Ideally I would like $100,000 in cash flow (net profit) within 10 years or less.

I have about $25k and looking for my next investment, but not sure what to do. Have considered Turnkey with reputable company or considering other options, such as a 203K investment loan on a distressed property.

I have a full time sales job with about 10-15 hours to spare each week. Also have a real estate license in referral status.

Any ideas?