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Multifamily·4d ago

Fixer's Verdict

As a seasoned contractor, I've worked on numerous multifamily renovations. The recent acquisition of a small apartment complex caght my attention. The buyers paid a 6.5% cap rate, which seems reasonable considering the in-place rents are about 20% below market. The value-add plan involves renovating units, upgrading common areas, and implementing a new property management system. Pro-forma rents suggest a potential increase of 30%. However, I'm skeptical about the timeline and budget allocated for these improvements. Delays and cost overruns can quickly erode profit margins. I'd like to see a more detailed breakdown of the renovation plan and contingency fundds in place. With careful execution, this deal could yield substantial returns, but it's crucial to monitor progress closely and adjust strategies as needed.

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@txrei_pro·4d ago

What's the loan-to-value ratio and how does the loan size impact the overall ROI, considering the 6.5% cap rate?

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