All Forum Posts by: Kenneth Hester
Kenneth Hester has started 3 posts and replied 11 times.
Post: New member Charlotte nc

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
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I'm in Waxhaw near Mineral Springs. About 100 podcasts to choose from!
Post: 48 Unit Apartment - 12.5 Cap Rate

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
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There are actually 5 vacant units so the vacancy is really 10.5% about the same as the proforma. The current owners actual expense ratio is 40% so the actual cap rate using the actual rents, actual vacancy, and actual expenses is 13.66%. I always use no less than 45% for the expenses. If you want to self manage the property you can make even more money. Send me an email and sign a non-disclosure and I'll send you ALL the info and you can decide for yourself.
Post: 48 Unit Apartment - 12.5 Cap Rate

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
I think I have responded to everyone who requested info. If you wanted info and didn't get it let me know.
Post: 48 Unit Apartment - 12.5 Cap Rate

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
The quoted proforma cap rate is based on 45% expenses and 90% occupancy.
There are just 2 subsidized rent tenants. If anyone is interested just send me an email and I will send you more info. If you sign an nondisclosure I will send you all the information I have on the property. I have had great response so far but I'm still looking for a committed buyer. There is a lot of equity in this and potential to grow for a buyer who wants to manage it properly and increase the value.
Post: 48 Unit Apartment - 12.5 Cap Rate

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
Get Instant Equity in a 48 Unit Apartment Complex in Mobile, AL!
Perfect Move-up or 1031 exchange Property
- Are you looking for real passive income?
- Are you looking to multiply your returns in real estate?
- Tired of competing over single family units?
This property has a 12.5 Cap Rate!
PRICED TO MOVE QUICKLY: $1,029,000
Built-in Equity at close: $570,000
This multifamily property offers multiple money-generating strategies:
- Priced to MOVE
- Huge Equity at close
- $151,200 estimated annual NOI
- Upside rent potential
- This property just needs good management
- Has Assumable HUD loan for 550k (no 2nd Mortgage allowed by HUD)
For QUICK DELIVERY of the Property Package, text or leave a voice mail with your name & email address (please spell your email) to 704-776-1059 and a packet will be emailed to you.
Post: Pro forma advice

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
Yhe owner or broker may not know how to really produce a proforma. I am often surprised atvhow little brokers know. Ask for rent rolls and 1 year P&L statements. Then take whatever you can get and try to figure out what the real NOI is.
Post: 48 Unit Apartment - Cash flow and built-in equity

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
Get Instant Equity in a 48 Unit Apartment Complex in Mobile, AL!
Perfect Move-up or 1031 exchange Property
- ? Are you looking for real passive income?
- ? Are you looking to multiply your returns in real estate?
- ? Tired of competing over single family units?
This property has a 12.5 Cap Rate!
PRICED TO MOVE QUICKLY: $1,029,000
Built-in Equity at close: $570,000
This multifamily property offers multiple money-generating strategies:
- ? Priced to MOVE
- ? Huge Equity at close
- ? $151,200 estimated annual NOI
- ? Upside rent potential
- ? This property just needs good management
For QUICK DELIVERY of the Property Package, text or leave a voice mail with your name & email address (please spell your email) to 704-776-1059 and a packet will be emailed to you.
Post: Active Investors Seeking Long-term Partners

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
I have an excellent 48 unit apartment complex in Mobile, AL at a 12.1% cap rate with lots of upside potential. Are you interested in Mobile, AL?
Post: Wholesaler looking for wish list near Charlotte

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
Thanks everyone for the tips! If you have a specific wish list feel free to contact me directly.
Post: Wholesaler looking for wish list near Charlotte

- Waxhaw, NC
- Posts 11
- Votes 2
Thanks for the specifics. As far as rent goes, do you have a cash flow target you look for or a formula that you could share? Also there are a lot of differences in the types of neighborhoods in the area. Do school zones or demographics come into play in your decisions?