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Bhairav Bhavsar
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How to properly offer a fair value of a multifamily apartment

Bhairav Bhavsar
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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I am interested in a purchasing 7 unit apartment which is listed for $1.6 million with cap rate 4.40%. $136,500 annual rental income based on the marketing material which average about $1625 per unit rent monthly.   Upon my underwriting based on actual numbers the annual rental income is $120K with as all 7 units bring in different income per month some are $1625, $1100, $1250 etc.  

This is a class B property in Class A area.  Seller has renovated all the unit and invested over $20 to $30K with the renovation.  This is a turn-key multifamily meaning the new owner will not have to do anything except for raising rent.  

What do you guys think?

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Ronald Rohde
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Ronald Rohde
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Quote from @Vessi Kapoulian:

You have received great feedback thus far. I would also recommend to firm up:

- Loan terms. With the recent volatility in the market, I am seeing rates go up and other loan terms tightening. If the deal still works with tighter lending terms, then that is a positive.

- Expenses (to account for inflation), especially insurance.

Especially property taxes!
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