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All Forum Posts by: Tyler Winchell

Tyler Winchell has started 19 posts and replied 39 times.

So if u had 800k to invest. No experience  in real estate  would u buy 2 duplexes with cash then 2 months later finance it to get ur money back then do it again. Buy a complex and do the same or buy a duplex or complex with a mortgage then fix it up...?

Thanks everyone for the reply. I'll keep  looking into more properties

Originally posted by @Nick B.:

Your building should apprise for $1M in order for you to refinance $700K out.

To figure out the value you need to know projected income and expenses and market cap rate.

E.g. if the market cap rate is 10% your building need to produce $100K NOI annually for $1M value.

NOI = income - expenses, so for this example you need $200K gross rents and $100K operating expenses.

Your actual numbers will be different, of course.

 ahhh i see why its so low haha i just looked at more pictures. wonder how much itd be to fix that puppy up and then what itd rent at

Originally posted by @Nick B.:

$380 rent is way too low. Most of your expenses do not depend on rent and annual expenses per unit would be $5000-5500 in most of the country. This means you're losing $1000 per unit per year or $36K/year. No wonder it is offered at $19.4K/unit!

Tenants may pay for utilities (directly or via RUBS) but they don't pay for insurance unless you mean renter's insurance. The owner pays for building fire and hazard insurance as well as liability. 

 

https://www.loopnet.com/Listing/605-607-E-Mclemore-Ave-Memphis-TN/16686089/

thats the property

Originally posted by @Nick B.:

$380 rent is way too low. Most of your expenses do not depend on rent and annual expenses per unit would be $5000-5500 in most of the country. This means you're losing $1000 per unit per year or $36K/year. No wonder it is offered at $19.4K/unit!

Tenants may pay for utilities (directly or via RUBS) but they don't pay for insurance unless you mean renter's insurance. The owner pays for building fire and hazard insurance as well as liability. 

 It's just what the listing said. Trying to figure out what route would be best to invest the 800k. UK? 

Originally posted by @Nick B.:

If your rents are $11K, there is no way your expenses are only $1K a month. How many units are in that complex? What is an average rent?

 36 units  380 a pop I just assumed 1k in expenses after management. I'd have the tenants pay for insurance and electricity and plumbing

Originally posted by @Nick B.:

Your building should apprise for $1M in order for you to refinance $700K out.

To figure out the value you need to know projected income and expenses and market cap rate.

E.g. if the market cap rate is 10% your building need to produce $100K NOI annually for $1M value.

NOI = income - expenses, so for this example you need $200K gross rents and $100K operating expenses.

Your actual numbers will be different, of course.

 wow ok thank you. so pretty much i should just try to stick with duplex/triplex and buy a ton of them? then finance those? or buy the complex and then finance it? just dk how to figure all that out haha like if im only doing 11k in cash flow a month  and 1k in expenses per month but the complex is appraised at 800k and i need a loan for 700k (what i bought it at)

if i were to buy a apartment complex outright for lets say 700k as my first investment. and 2 months down the road only 10% have been vacant at a time and rental income after managment is 11500. how can i do the BRRR method to get my 700k back and still be financed

i know i know dumb question asking this on a real estate forum haha but  if i had 850k or more to invest and would like some monthly income coming in as well as in the long run get some nice profit in the long run. for example. if i invest the full 850k into a divident stock and get monthly some of em id only get 3k-9k per month but in the long run if i sell id prob make some good money. im still kinda new to realestate so what about realestate?  how can i make more? goal is over 20k per month passive income? i know theres the brrr method but still trying to wrap my head around how that works and how i can do it quick. would investing in lets say 1 or 2 apartment complexes for 400k or what about full out buying a crap ton of duplexes or even single family homes and renting them out?

Post: Anyone invested in Colorado?

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Originally posted by @Teri Feeney Styers:

@Tyler Winchell as you know, Colorado is a very big state. I don't think you have been quite clear enough. You own a home in the Four Corners area and you want to create rental income. Do you want to sell the house to get the money? Do you want to rent the house? Do you want to borrow against the house? Do you want to 1031 into a larger multi-family? Do you want to own other properties in the Four Corners area or are you looking elsewhere? @Travis Harden and I can't help without more info... 

 I'd like to live bottom left corner but would like to but duplex's or domplexs to rent so I have passive income