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All Forum Posts by: Ryan Matt

Ryan Matt has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Originally posted by @Ronald Allen Barney:

Assuming no rehab that puts NOI at 61,000/year.

For a 10% cash on cash return up to 610k cash would make it a worthwhile investment.  If there is rehab subtract from max cash outlay.

If you go with financing add mortgage and interest to the expense column for whatever product and reduce cash outlay on the other side to see how that balances out.

this will be a 20% down 20 year mortgage at around 4.25%

Originally posted by @Taylor L.:

Expenses seem low. I'm always skeptical of oddly round numbers. 20,000 sounds like an estimate, rather than an actual figure.

What is the potential upside? What does the seller expect?

 expenses were relativity close to 20k, and the upside is $1500-2000 more per month in rent. Most rents are way below market value. Seller didn't specify a price yet.

I am looking at a 15 unit multi family. All units are 1/1 around 500 sqft. Income is 81,000 per year with expenses of 20,000 per year. Looking for insights on what to offer for a purchase price since this is an off market deal.