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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Brand new 4-plex.
Im looking at this brand new 4 plex that is still bing built. They are asking for $819,000, I'm going to offer $450,000. Sounds ridiculous but $819,000 is a ridiculous price to try and cash flow at.
2 bed/1.5 bath. 1100 sq ft each unit. 2 car attached garage for each unit. All utilities are separately metered. In a working class b-c neighborhood.
Rent- about 1399 (average rent of 2 bed in area is around 1100. Pro forma rent puts it at 1500).
(possible extra income from adding laundry but this is not added to my analysis.)
-Expenses per month-
Trash-88 total
sewer- 56
Tax-468.83 (1.25% tax rate)
PM-569.60
Repairs/vacany/cap ex-839.4 (5% of Gross rent each)
Financed at 4.75%= about $426 cash flow a month per door. At the 50% rule that equals roughly $230 a month per door.
Now there is probably a good chance that they will not accept my offer because thereis a brand new 4-plex exactly like this one built last year next doow ,and bought for $750,000 and $300,000 down payment. But I thought i would give it a shot.
What do you all think?
Most Popular Reply

If it is under construction in this market, you're just wasting your time, their time, and people on BPs time. If it were a stalled construction project with no activity, if it were a downward trending market, if there was recently a fire on the project, etc. I'd say yes, go for it. Never know what could happen.