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Logan Hassinger
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  • Fort Worth, TX
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Dallas Fort Worth Multi-Family Valuation Expierment

Logan Hassinger
  • Specialist
  • Fort Worth, TX
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The purpose of this post is to see the difference in valuations from one investor to another. My thoughts on the DFW MLS listed properties is that a majority of the sellers are very unrealistic with list price and are only being fed this number by an inexperienced broker/agent. This is an MLS listed property so everything is out in the open. It's actually two separate listings and each is a four-plex. I will provide the numbers and details of the listing but you are welcome to view it as well. The exact location of this deal is Irving, Texas.

List price $289,000/building ($578,00 combined)

MLS # 13131613 & 13131606

Seller is not willing to divide properties up. See the following specs:

2 Bed/1 Bath

Rent/unit: $650 (well priced for area)

Units: 8

Taxes/Building: $3770 as of 2013 (City of Irving tax rate 2.69% of assessed value)

Given Expenses: $1,150/building in Insurance, $50.00/building in lawn care

Tenant pays all utilities (separately metered)

My total valuation is $286,000. I arrived at this number with estimated expenses of 50.5% (just a coincidence from the 50% rule), and Commercial financing with 25% down.

I know everyone's financing is different so try not to hammer me on that. A simple reply with your purchase price and a brief summary of how you got there but summary not required.

Ready, Set, Evaluate.

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