inonada welcomes new owner downstairs
Started by inonada
over 12 years ago
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In this thread from last year, I reported on the apt directly below me that was up for sale: http://streeteasy.com/nyc/talk/discussion/32476-help-should-i-buy It has finally sold at 13% below ask. Between that, a 3% rent increase, and LL's CC/tax increase, my rent is just shy of $2400/month per $1M of sale price, with CC/tax at just over $1200/month. Bought by an LLC. Nice investment!
Apples to oranges. You didn't get to pick your wall color. Red Delicious red vs. orange orange. Not comparable in any way.
Pay attention! I already said the LL agreed to paint whatever color I wanted, gratis, but I chose white. You can take the renter out of the rental, but you can't...
Impossible! Only owners can choose wall colors.
I call shenanigans.
Have any new apartments come up for rent in your building in the past year?
Yes.
How were the terms?
Nothing in the same line.
On apts at a comparable rent, a couple went for maybe a 10-15% higher rent per $M than mine. Call it $2750 per $M with $1200 in CCs/taxes at best. A 1.86% on-cash carry vs. 1.44% for mine. A 30% improvement, that makes all the difference I'm sure.
Then there was a place priced at $6000 per $M on my floor. It was on the market for a year, just taken off the market. Haven't seen a new neighbor in the halls, dunno. Bought a couple of years back, renovated, waiting for a sucker while bleeding cash. Good news is there was no mortgage, just the $1200 per $M bleed to CCs/taxes for 2 years, so only bled 3% of investment. Bad news is that the money would have returned 42% in the stock market.
So there's that.
Inonada:
1. hate to ask but ...
2. if apartments like yours are now selling for only 1-2 million dollars
3. does yours have a toilet
There goes Arby with his toilet humor again.
>a couple went for maybe a 10-15% higher rent per $M than mine.
Yours went up 3%, right, as you said in the first post, although it went from $2K/MM to $2.4K/MM and common charges from $1K/MM to $1.2K/MM?
What am I not calculating properly?