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Shannon R
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Suburbs of Philly, PA
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Lets look at this apartment deal

Shannon R
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Suburbs of Philly, PA
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32 unit, 2bed/1bath Complex, built in 1985
Gross rents, laundry, garage rental $242608
5% vacancy $229978
NOI $128,589

Property is in good condition.
Rents are the lowest in then area.

What would be your max offer using DPA?

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Uwe S.
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  • Dublin, OH
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Uwe S.
  • Property Manager
  • Dublin, OH
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If you made a financing Shannon, then is a 9% CAP nothing. You have no financial scope if you lost 5% of the tenants as example.
With 20% down the highest bid should be $1,200,000 not more, but now you made an $1,400,000 offer this is the point of no return :(.

Where do you looking, only Philly and surrounded area entire PA, there are excellent deals in PA and with $250,000 down much more better than this.

-Uwe

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