9 Unit Multifamily in Dayton, OH - Private Money

9 Unit Multifamily in Dayton, OH - Private Money

Rental Property Investor · San Francisco, CA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote

Hi All,

My partner and I are working to put a 9-plex under contract for $285k with a $1k escalation clause. We have not gotten it under contract yet but we should have a decision by Monday. The property is essentially turnkey with less than $10-15k of potential work needed, and expected gross income of $4900-$5400. The strategy is to refinance after the 12 month seasoning period to pull the downpayment + interest owed to private money lender. We would not be putting any of our own money into the deal and this is not a standard BRRRR deal because we can not force appreciation with a rehab.

We are going to use private money to fund the downpayment @20%, roughly $64k with closing. Secure a commercial loan for the remaining 80%. 

Private money rate of 12-15% on a 12 month term no payments, full repayment plus interest due at maturity.

Generally, I'd like to get some input if we are thinking about this the correct way or will we run into issues with one or some of the following:

1- Will we have trouble securing private money with no payments until note maturity?

2- Will we have trouble refinancing and pulling out ~$73,600 (downpayment+interest@15%)

3- What other scenarios should we consider?

Much appreciate!

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    • Investor · Pleasantville, NJ · Member since 2017 · 14 posts · 2 votes
      5y

      I want to do the same thing with  8 unit in my area.   850k smh!   I want to get financing the same way.   There is alot of deferred maintained but rents are about rent is well below market standard.  I'm following you.  

    • Rental Property Investor · San Francisco, CA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote
      5y

      @Frank Lockett - I'll keep you posted as things progress! Best of luck!

    • Property Manager · Kettering, OH · Member since 2017 · 4 posts · 0 votes
      5y

      Have you toured the property? This sounds a little too good to be true - even for Dayton. 

    • Rental Property Investor · San Francisco, CA · Member since 2020 · 14 posts · 1 vote
      5y

      @Becky McDowell

      We have a team located in Dayton who has toured the property.

      What portion sounds too good to be true? It’s a great point but can you be a little more specific on the areas that seem to good?

      Thank you!

    • Property Manager · Kettering, OH · Member since 2017 · 4 posts · 0 votes
      5y

      @Kevin Connelly Based upon the cap rate it sounds like the property either needs large capital expenditures or has serious tenant issues. Investment properties in Dayton that are truly turnkey are usually pretty close to the 1% rule, which would put the property in the $500k range. I don't see anything on the MLS matching the description so I'm guessing it's off market. Watch out for red flags (no financials, evictions in process, non answers to your questions regarding tenants and/or mechanicals). I'll be rooting for you. Good luck!

    • Marc RiceBusiness Member
      Real Estate Agent · Columbus Cleveland Dayton, OH · Member since 2018 · 2k+ posts · 1k+ votes
      5y

      @Kevin Connelly

      1. If your private money lender is ok with those terms and your commercial lender is ok with financed down payment then that should be ok.

      3. I’d recommend removing the escalation clause, pointless at only $1k.

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