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@flipped_out
Tampa, FL·4h ago

Market Momentum

Comparing the small apartment acquisition in Tampa to a similar deal in Charlotte, it's clear that market dynamics play a significant role in determining cap rates and value-add potential. In Tampa, we secured a 7.5% cap rate with in-place rents at $1,200 per month, while in Charlotte, the cap rate was 8% with in-place rents at $1,100 per month. However, after implementing our value-add plan, which includes renovations and rebranding, we project pro-forma rents to increase by 15% in Tampa and 20% in Charlotte. Lender approaches also differed, with Tampa's lender offering a 75% LTV loan at 4.5% interest, while Charlotte's lender provided an 80% LTV loan at 4.25% interest. Our team's experience in construction and knack for spotting undervalued properties allowed us to capitalize on these opportunities. The key to success lies in understanding local market trends, lender nuances, and having a solid value-add strategy in place. By leveraging these insigts, we aim to maximize profit margins and drive growth in both markets.

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@brrr_beth·4h ago

I'd love to see the appraisal assumptions behind these deals. What were the actual appraised values, and how much capital did you truly pull out after renovations? The rent increases sound aggressive, especially in Tapma. Can you share more on the local market trends that support these projections?

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