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Posted about 14 years ago

Found A Property

I am analyzing a 12 unit complex in Orlando, FL....It needs a full rehab.

The property consist of 12 1/1 units....But there is lots of potential for adding units with new contruction...  The property sits on 1.2 acres, but the 12 units take up only 1/3 of that.

 Some of the issues involved are that there are some pretty steep code inforcement liens so I will be contacting the county on Monday morning to investigate the possibility of getting the liens satisfied for a discounted rate. And the Entrance is in a very funky place....Its pretty much invisable from the road... the complex shares the entrance with a neighboring shopping centers delivery area....Is that a deal killer???

 

I am estimating that the property will need about 10k per unit for rehab expenses. I am a general contactor so I will be able to add some real value to this property with this amount.  Thats going to be good for me on the resale side.

My exit strategy is a 3-5 year turn around.  After rehabbing the property I would like to find a reputable management company, raise the rents to the current rents in the area and then sell.  

Okay BP family give me some feed back

 

 


Comments (2)

  1. Okay thanks josh.


  2. Hey Kevin - Try our Deal Analysis forum . . . you'll likely get a little more feedback over there.