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Rich Lopes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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Help Analyzing the deal - am I doing something wrong?

Rich Lopes
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Jose, CA
Posted Feb 23 2018, 15:10

I have been researching many deals in the MF space but every time I run the numbers, I get Cash-on-Cash returns numbers that just doesn't make any sense.  

Here's one deal that I would like to get some perspective from BP community.

  1. 10 Unit (mix of 2 & 1 ) in Northern CA
  2. Asking Price - $745K
  3. Current Avg. Rent: $625 / month / unit
  4. Owner Paid Utilities: $905 / month 
  5. Assuming Property mgt - 8%
  6. RE Taxes - 1.14%
  7. Insurance - $2000 / Yr
  8. Repairs & Maintenance - 4800 / year (potential, could be more or less)
  9. CapEx: 3500 / year (Potential, could be more or less)
  10. Assuming - 30% down with conventional financing at 4.5%, I get a COC of just over 1%.

Aside from any upside potential in rents with some rehab, Why would anyone want to buy into this deal from cash flow perspective, or am I missing something crucial in running my numbers?  I have been running into the same dilemma with every other deal I am looking at. 

Is there anything I could do to make this deal work other than offering lower price?

Thanks!

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