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Multifamily·2w ago

Apartment Acquisition

I've reviewed the multifamily property and here's my assessment: the cap rate paid was around 5.5%, which seems reasonable considering the in-place rents are about 20% below market rate. The pro-forma rents suggest a potential increase of 15% to 20% with some renovations and rebranding. The value-add plan includes upgrading the units with new appliances, flooring, and fixtures, as well as enhancing the property's exterior and amenities. With a total renovation budget of $200,000, the projected return on investment is around 12% to 15%. However, I'm skeptical about the projected rent growth and would like to see more data on the local market trends. Additionally, the property's currennt occupancy rate is around 90%, which is a bit concerning. Overall, it's a decent opportunity, but we need to carefully monitor the renovation process and adjust our strategy as needed to maximize profits.

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@txrei_pro·2w ago

I agree with your skepticism on the rent growth, what's the loan size and how does it relate to the 5.5% cap rate? Also, what's the projected expense ratio post-renovation, and how does that impact the overall ROI?

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