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Wesley Wells
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First Deal - 98 Unit Apartment Deal

Wesley Wells
  • Investor
  • Memphis, TN
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I recently stumbled on a apartment investment property in Memphis, TN and since this will be first deal I want to make sure my numbers are spot on in my initial analysis. Here it go.

Asking price - 3,950,000 (Assumable loan)

Year built - 1999 B property in B Area

# units - 98 (1 unit is a model, 1 unit is for a office, and 1 is for residential manager)

Gross Scheduled Income  - 816,912

Gross Income - 764,700

Expenses Reported - 373,480

Debt Service - 293,389

Cash Flow - 97,831

Cap Rate - 9.9%

CoC - 16.7

Debt Coverage - 1.33

I am also looking for any information I should be aware of when dealing with assumable loan. If you need any more information, please let me know. I appreciate the feedback.

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Wendell De Guzman
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Wendell De Guzman
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Originally posted by @Eric Schleif:

What are the terms of the mortgage you want to assume from the seller? When does the seller's loan mature?

 I agree - this is a great question to ask. Depending on the current interest rate of the loan, it might make sense to refinance out of it if your investor-partner has great credit and experience with MF. 

I am glad though that you're not afraid of a BIG deal like this. Listen to my podcast and see how I was able to get a 100+ unit apartment complex worth $6M with only $5,000 out of pocket :-)

Here's the podcast:

http://Biggerpockets.com/show65

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