Three houses, off market, all operating and cash flowing today. $749,000 for all three or buy them individually, with $87,900 in combined NOI, an 11.7% cap rate on day one. As a bundle, the price comes out to under $30K per room. Most investors want to be ALL IN on a co-living conversion for $40K or less per door, so this one is already crushing it, and you start depositing checks on pretty much day one, while providing an in-demand workforce housing solution.
Every NOI on this page already includes:
If you self-manage and drop the 11% PM fee, it bumps the profits into the stratosphere, if you know you have the systems and team to do it right. We can assist with the ops coaching too.
Solid house with long-term members. Six of the seven rooms had zero turnover in the trailing 12 months, and average member tenure is 17 months versus 11 for the zip. MARTA Route 55 stops at the end of the street, a 4-minute walk. There is some upside here too: six of seven rooms are priced below PadSplit's algorithm, roughly $3,600 a year sitting on the table, and none of the rooms are en-suites today. Convert even one to an en-suite and you add about $5,400 a year at what en-suite rooms go for in this zip.
Brand-new rehab, activated less than a year ago, with the unfair advantage of being managed correctly from day one, and now it's coasting. 4.7 stars over 15 reviews, six members in place since the first month, and true occupancy is running 86% versus 80.6% for the zip. The expensive part is already behind it: the current owner absorbed all of PadSplit's move-in fees and the initial lease-up risk, and now that the house is stabilized, PadSplit's fees come down with the occupancy.
Members love this house: 4.67 stars over 9 reviews, and the reviews keep saying the same things, quiet, clean, good roommates. We're showing T-6 instead of T-12 because the house had significant plumbing repairs, and after the work both the water bills and maintenance dropped. These returns are the floor, not the ceiling: self-manage, use a less expensive property manager, or use an interest-only loan to boost cash flow.
Take all three, or buy them individually. Together it's $749,000, 25 rooms, and $87,903 in combined NOI, an 11.7% cap on day one.
Buy the whole portfolio with 25% down on a 30-year loan and it throws off about $43,500 a year after debt service, over 20% cash-on-cash at today's rates.
All three houses are operating with members in place and a third-party PM already running them. Keep the PM and stay hands-off, or self-manage and push returns higher.