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Fernando Morales
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Help Analyzing! Deal for a 6-plex in Miami, FL

Fernando Morales
  • Accountant
  • Miami, FL
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Hi all,

I am looking at a foreclosed 6-plex in Miami, FL.  I would love your input on the analysis.  

Main questions are:

Does my ARV seem reasonable?

What should I put for monthly insurance?

Thanks!

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    Brian Garrett
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    Brian Garrett
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    Your NOI calculations are wrong.

    You're counting the total rent as NOI without factoring any expenses.

    It should look more like this:

    $1,350 x 6 units x 12 months = $97,200

    $97,200 / 50% (Expenses) = $48,600 NOI

    NOI / 5.5% cap rate = $883,636 property value

    This is using the standard "50% Rule" to quickly estimate expenses but you would obviously need to get the actuals in order to really run the numbers in detail. 

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