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All Forum Posts by: Sam Erickson

Sam Erickson has started 57 posts and replied 320 times.

Post: Struggling to find deals

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

@Chris Heeren correct me if I'm wrong but to answer your question @Sam Gastro I sould imagne that the properties post work and leasing appraise out for an amount high enough that he can pull out is orginal investment and still have 20%-25% equity in the deal. 

I work with a number of invetors who use this same strategy, if you have the cash up front its a great way to get into deals.

Post: Off-market 82 unit(or smaller) Milwaukee Portfolio

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

Map of properties are below.

Post: Off-market 82 unit(or smaller) Milwaukee Portfolio

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

First off I want to say that I do not own these properties nor are they my listings.  I'm a realtor looking for a buyer on this off-market Milwaukee portfolio. This deal was passed to me by the agent with the pocket listing.  I'm looking to represent you as a buyer.  We will sign a buyer agency agreement and my fiduciary responsibility will be to you as the buyer, not the seller.

The portfolio is made us of 39 properties with a total of 82 units.  Property break down is as follows: 4-SF, 29-Duplexes, 4-Triplexes, 2-fourplexes.

The asking price for the whole portfolio is $2,800,000.00. However, the seller is willing to break the portfolio up into 7 seven smaller portfolios that can be sold off. The breakout of each smaller portfolio can be seen below. The NOI was calculated assuming 50% expenses.

Attached is a map of the properties as well. If you have any interest and would like further information let me know.  Being that the portfolio is so large this was all that was given to me at this point.  If you have serious interest in all or some of the portfolios below we should be able to get more details on them.

Portfolio #1 - $460,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
2139-2141 N 47th Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
2422-2424 N 41st Street 2 $17,400 $8,700
2467-2469 N 41st Street 2 $20,340 $10,170
3806 W Galena Street 1 $12,000 $6,000
2044-2046 N 35th Street 2 $15,000 $7,500
2103-2105 N 41st Street 2 $14,820 $7,410
2428-2430 N 40th Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
Total 13 $110,760 $55,380
Portfolio #2 - $260,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
2551-2553 N 44th Street 2 $12,600 $6,300
2806-2808 N 51st Street 2 $14,700 $7,350
3136 N 34th Street 1 $10,800 $5,400
3253 N 45th Street 1 $7,800 $3,900
3120, 3120A N 41st Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
Total 8 $61,500 $30,750
Portfolio #3 - $225,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
1219-1221 W Clarke Street 2 $16,800 $8,400
2611-2611A W Orchard Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
1914-1916 W Vienna 2 $14,700 $7,350
3154 N 12th Street 3 $24,000 $12,000
Total 9 $71,100 $35,550
Portfolio #4 - $590,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
413-419 W Clarke Street 4 $25,200 $12,600
2477-2479 N 6th Street 2 $16,740 $8,370
2607-2607A N 4th Street 2 $10,800 $5,400
2624, 2624A, 2624B N 6th Street 3 $20,400 $10,200
2724-2724A N Palmer Street 2 $13,200 $6,600
639 W Meinecke, 2370 N 7th Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
633-635 W Clarke 2 $16,200 $8,100
Total 17 $118,140 $59,070
Portfolio #5 - $765,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
415A-D Chambers Street 4 $25,200 $12,600
2965-2967 N Richards Street 2 $15,000 $7,500
3036-3038 N 1st Street 2 $16,200 $8,100
3061, 3061A, 3061B N 5th Street 3 $25,200 $12,600
3071, 3071A, 3073 N 5th Street 3 $20,100 $10,050
3162-3164 N Richards Street 2 $18,300 $9,150
3205-3207 N 3rd Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
3158-3160 N Richards 2 $16,776 $8,388
3047 N 40th Street Land
Total 20 $152,376 $76,188
Portfolio #6 - $360,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
111-113 Concordia Avenue 2 $17,400 $8,700
3329-3329A N 1st Street 2 $13,200 $6,600
3466, 3466A N 3rd Street 2 $15,600 $7,800
3538-3540 2nd Lane 2 $13,800 $6,900
112-114 E Townsend 2 $11,700 $5,850
Total 10 $71,700 $35,850
Portfolio #7 - $175,000
Address Units Yearly Revenue NOI
609 W Abert Place, 3853 N 6th Street 2 $12,300 $6,150
3726, 3726A N 6th Street 2 $14,400 $7,200
620 W Melvina 1 $8,400 $4,200
Total 5 $35,100 $17,550

Thanks, Sam.

keywords: Wisconsin, Milwaukee, Chicago, California, Off Market, Duplex, Multi, BRRR

Post: Turnkey Duplex Or Quick Flip in Kenosha, WI Under 70% of ARV!!

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

@CJ Ramos I saw your PM. Here's what I view as the issue with the post. You state the listing price of $81,000. Then go on to say that no repairs are needed but the ARV is $121,000. This alone is a red flag since ARV is After "Repair" Value, how can there be an ARV if no repairs are needed?

If there truly are no repairs needed I would then state your opinion of the current value being $121,000.  This then is going to beg the question, if the current value is $121,000 why are you willing to sell for $81,000?  If you have a legitimate answer to that question, put it out there for us to see.

 Transparency is your friend when posting here.

Post: Turnkey Duplex Or Quick Flip in Kenosha, WI Under 70% of ARV!!

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

yes

Post: New Investor from Milwaukee, WI

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

@Ryan Dworak Welcome!

Post: Anybody in the car business? Looking for a Ford Flex

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

Hey Everyone,

So I've been on the hunt for a 2009-2010 Ford Flex for my wife to take the kids around in.  So far I've been striking out a bit.

I'm looking to pay less than $10,000, ideally something in the $6500-7500 range.  Mileage anything less than 150,000.  Our van has rusted out, so just looking for something reliable for her, for the next few years.

I'm in Wisconsin but I'm willing to fly to pick up, would actually prefer something that hasn't seen salt.

If anybody has a lead on one and can share it would be much appreciated.

Post: Turnkey Duplex Or Quick Flip in Kenosha, WI Under 70% of ARV!!

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

How is the ARV of $121K but no repairs needed? Sounds like magic, just by purchasing I get $40,000 equity?

Post: Multiple investors/lenders, one deal?

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

Thanks for the suggestion @Jeff S.

@Rick Pozos thanks so much.  Though I'm not opposed to the lenders knowing each other, it doesn't seem like one more hurdle for putting together a deal.  How are these crowdfunding sites putting together their deals, could this be an option for me just on a much smaller scale?

Post: Multiple investors/lenders, one deal?

Sam EricksonPosted
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Milwaukee, WI
  • Posts 338
  • Votes 129

I'm sure this may have been covered in the past but when I did my search I came up empty (probably using the wrong terms). 

My situation is as follows, throughout the years of being in REI I've acquired a few private lending partners. Up until this point, I've always only used one private lender per deal, and mostly for flips. I'm now looking at purchasing more buy & hold, using the BRRR strategy. My private lenders are interested in this.

My question is this, many of the properties I'm looking at would require me to use at least 2 of my lenders for one deal. Does anyone have experience with this?  Would love some insight on how to structure this. My concern is having both lenders be equal, rather than having one in 1st position and one in 2nd.

One parameter: I'm not looking to give away equity position.