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Small Atlanta SFR Portfolio – 8 Properties
Great SFR portfolio, featuring a mix of properties in several great Atlanta neighborhoods. The seller manages over 500 single family homes in the Metro Atlanta area and renovations completed to meet or exceed Housing Authority requirements. Great opportunity to acquire a very stable and easy to get fully performing portfolio!
Asking price: $829,408.00 ($104k per door, median estimated home value $326k)
Financials & Assumptions (third-party figures)
Net Operating Income: $63,674
Expense Load: 33.05%
Gross Yield: 11.36%
Net Yield: 7.68%
Cash on Cash Return: 7.68%
Rate of Return: 10.82%
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Contact Norberto at 719-453-8690 to express your interest. NCND required.
We do not own or control the assets offered herein. The offering is via third-party with whom we have a direct relationship. Asking and/or final sale price is/will be inclusive of a 5% buyer premium. The information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Buyer due diligence required.
Is It Worth It?
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What's Its Worth?
Understandably, clients want to know "What's it worth" or "what will it appraise for"? Where an experienced real estate practitioner will only answer, what a "ready, able and willing or ready, willing and able" buyer will pay, is the answer to "What's it worth" and "What will it appraise for" the same?
Worth is intrinsic or sentimental, which doesn't apply very well to a very technical appraisal. For example, where installing air conditioning will not give a dollar for dollar return, it's worth its weight in gold to someone from a hot or humid climate, even when the climate they are in now is not. On the other hand, the value of a 1,500 sq ft ranch with 3 beds, 2 baths, and a 2 car garage is reasonably determined.
Value and Price
Equal parts art and science, there are many moving parts to a real estate valuation. Amenities such as mountain views and landscaping are harder to price than a bedroom or garage space might be.
A real estate broker licensee may only give an opinion on price, which cannot be used for loan purposes and only an appraiser can decide value.
Multi-unit or Single Family?
Which are better, multi-unit or single family investments? Well, it depends. Where a multi-unit asset may offer more immediate cash flow, a single-family asset may appreciate better over time. Also, consider the amount of deployable cash. Priced at roughly $100k a unit and normally requiring 25% down from non-owner occupants, it will take something close to $110k to acquire a modestly priced fourplex, where the modestly priced single-family need is closer to $55k.
Finally, because multi-family units have that many more carpets, walls, water heaters, furnaces, etc., not to mention more turnover than single-family, there's a case for the relative stability and universal appeal of one over the other.
It Starts at Home
Often overlooked, financing options that offer as little as zero to as much as 5% down that exist for military, veterans, and non-veterans alike allow anyone to start building a real estate empire, right from home.
Once minimum occupancy requirements are met (two years recommended to avoid capital gains), a determined homeowner can amass a sizable portfolio in a 20 - 30-year investment career. Add the benefit of tenants paying each mortgage payment with rent and it's easy to see the ability real estate has to create wealth.
Is it Worth It?
With the risk and rewards of the various investment vehicles properly weighed, most of which do not offer the leverage that real estate does and none that offer the same intrinsic value, it's no wonder there's more wealth made in real estate than other market segments.
Consider this. We decide to create future wealth and start with a $250,000 investment. After comparing stocks, bonds, mutual funds, REITs and physical real estate, we find only one that allows us to control a $250,000 asset with as little as $17,500, real estate. Given a modest rate of appreciation of 5%, the asset may very well have a value of $663,324 after 20 years, while someone else has dutifully paid your mortgage in the form of rent.
Destination: Long-Term Wealth
In it for the long haul, we dutifully take care of our investment while taking advantage of principal reduction, appreciation, and depreciation for the scheduled twenty years. Add $360,000 in payments made over time to the initial investment of $17,500 and, for a total of $378,000 we now have at least one asset that can be used to fund retirement, pay for college education or whatever else is important. Can you imagine if this process is repeated once every few years, each acquisition becoming your primary residence and the last one a rental? How will your balance sheet look after slowly adding five, ten of these in your portfolio?
Not to mention, the further you can buy the real estate from its market value, the easier it is to finance. For example, what if you learned there was a way to borrow the money to finance and rehab real estate with no money out-of-pocket?
What do you think? Is it worth it?
Norberto Villanueva is a licensed REALTOR and investment specialist with Atlas Real Estate Group, a real estate investment and brokerage focused on financial autonomy. In addition, he brokers private and institutional capital for non-owner occupants and is an active real estate investor.
Behind the News: Blockchain explained | Colorado Springs Business Journal
via Behind the News: Blockchain explained | Colorado Springs Business Journal
About a month ago, I had the opportunity to visit with a young wholesaler hungry to enter the business of real estate investment. When asked how much cash he and his partner had, he responded with $80k in Bitcoin. I recommended cashing in that coin to ensure there would indeed be that much to work with when appropriate.
Today, he informs me the $80k became $30k. Given the spectacular returns being touted with Bitcoin, who knows how much if any of it is true but, there is something to be said about the speculative, highly fluctuating nature of the intangibility of digital currencies, incomparable to the equally tangible, somewhat predictable returns consistently seen in real estate.
This is not to say one should (or should not) invest in one or the other, per se but to stress the importance of diversification and careful analysis required with any investment strategy.
100% Owner Occupied Financing and more!
via Understanding Private Mortgage Insurance
Used to be that anyone putting less than 20% down needed private mortgage insurance to protect lenders against borrower default.
Until now. We have partnered with a global lending institution committed to offering up to 100% financing, will contribute up to $4,500 toward closing costs and does not charge PMI!
Too good to be true? We promise, it's not. Contact me for details.
Modernized Family Home In High Demand Location
via Modernized Family Home In High Demand Location - Euclid - OH - USA - Real Estate For Sale
Located in a market that grew by a staggering 15.9% last year, this updated Cape Cod bungalow has over 1,600 sq ft of total living space. Its large eat-in kitchen includes lots of cabinets and counter space and features a huge living room, two 1st floor bedrooms & full bath and a huge 3rd bedroom upstairs. Basement has a finished rec-room plus a 2nd full bath. 2 car garage, vinyl windows, upgraded electrics, water-proofed basement. Property management available for out of state investors. Additional details available with signed NCND.
This communication is from a Colorado licensed real estate broker and deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Marketing the property for a fee, we do not own the property or listing. Buyer due diligence advised.
Please contact Norberto at 719-453-8690 for additional details.
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