Read the information below and fill in the monthly amounts that follow: You find a unit
apartment building that needs some work. Similar buildings in good condition sell for $k after repair value
Assume that you pay $k for the property, pay closing costs of $k and make renovations costing $k
After you complete the renovations, you obtain four tenants and obtain a $ mortgage for years at
You are now ready to manage the property!
The following monthly per unit information is given: Remember there are four units
Gross rental income, $; Capital expenditures, $
Various yearly operating expenses are as follows: These costs are for all units, not per unit
Advertising, $; Bank charges, $; Extermination, $; Insurance, $;
License, $; Sewer & trash, $; Taxes, $; Utilities, $; and Other, $
Legal & professional fees are $ every ten years for tenant evictions $ per unit units
Round off all answers to a whole dollar
After entering the amounts above, your monthly 'Total Operating Expenses' on line should be $
Net Rental Income NRI Monthly Yearly
Gross Rental Income GRI $ $
Cost of vacancy of GRI $ $
Collection loss of GRI $ $
Net rental income NRI $ $
Operating Expenses
Advertising $ $
Bank charges $ $
CondoHOAAssociation fee $ $
Extermination $ $
Insurance hazard & liability $ $
Legal & professional incl lease fee $ $
License rental $ $
Management of NRI $ $
Repairs & maintenance incl supplies of NRI $ $
Sewer & trash $ $
Taxes property $ $
Utilities $ $
Other postage office $ $
Total Operating Expenses $ $
NOI Net Operating Income $ $
Debt Service Principal & interest $ $
Capital Expenditures $ $
BTCF $ $
Based on the above results, should you invest in this property?
Why or why not? Your answer should reference Graber's Rules for purchasing a rental property