All Forum Posts by: Mario Brown
Mario Brown has started 17 posts and replied 155 times.
Post: How to Get 100% of Residents to Pay for ancillary WiFi?

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- Greenville, SC
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@Julie Silvestro what are upfront cost for landlord? ( per door average)
Post: Builders in Greenville, SC?

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- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
@Hunter Gore shoot me a shout. What part of town is it in?
Post: Black Replacement Windows & where to find them

- Investor
- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
This is super late and an update, PlyGem recently came out with a set of vinyl "dark bronze" windows that definitely accomplish the look otherwise achieved by a black aluminum clad window. Not the exact look but definitely a middle ground if project budget doesn't allow for the black aluminum clad.
Post: Water and Utility bill

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- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
just charge your tenants a monthly water bill based on the average. For a 3-plex I would not invest what is $1,200 per unit in my market for sub-metering.
Post: Use Purchase Appraisal To Determinr ARV

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- Greenville, SC
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- Votes 108
@Hadar Orkibi good points. I love N.Z by the way, I was just in the North Island for a few weeks in January. “good on you mate” 😃
Post: Use Purchase Appraisal To Determinr ARV

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- Greenville, SC
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- Votes 108
As I begin the process of refinancing a couple of buildings that I have successfully repositioned, I’ve been a little skeptical of using the cap rate in the original appraisal.
My Question....
Assuming the building’s conditional rating remains the same. ( Example, purchase a C+ building and it remains a C+ building) is it....
Highly Likely,
Likely,
Unlikely or
Highly Unlikely
....that the the next appraisal for the refinance will use the same cap rate? It's only been a year, so let's assume the market is still trading this asset class at the same capitalization rate. In other words, before going through the whole refinance song and dance, can I just capitalize the increase in NOI by the same rate used by the original appraiser to get a pretty close estimate of value OR are there other factors that could dictate the cap used by the refinance appraisal?
Post: Thoughts on Internet/TV Contract for 56 Unit Complex?

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- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
@Gino Barbaro I have 80 units spread out in one market, I think I know the answer but would that be less attractive to a cable provider or would they value 80 in one property the same way the would if those 80 doors were spread across 4 properties?
Post: Value add multifamily / Post renovation refinance.

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- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
I Agree with Todd, I woukd kill for that type of increase for just 4K per unit.
@Todd Dexheimer I’ve got a deal that I am considering refinancing a 36-unit building I have, would love to use Freddie for a 30 year fixed product. In my general research it seems that loan value needs to be over 1 million & I subsequently would need to have a net worth equal to the loan amount. Am I missing something or is my preliminary research correct?
Post: Multi-Family Refinance(s) wanted

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- Greenville, SC
- Posts 163
- Votes 108
@David Clinton III curious, did you secure your refinancing?
Post: Closing Attorney - Greenville, SC

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- Greenville, SC
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@Kelvin McLaurin Nelson Galbreath, let me know if you need a direct contact at the firm.