Rental Property! All experty eyes come in here!!

Hey There, Im trying to figure out if this property im looking at is a good investment or a bad investment!

Here are some specs:
Lot size: 50 x 127 ft
Location: Excellent location
Fire retro fit: Complete
No. of Suites: 2 x 2 bedroom, 5 x 1 bedroom, 1 Bach. and 2 Commercial
Height: 3 storey
Construction: All brick
Balconies: none
Roof: Flat roof approx. 10 years
Windows Approx. 10 years old
Laundry Equip: 1 set , owned
Elevator: None
Parking: Outdoor for 7vehicles
Heated by: Natural gas, hot water boiler
Hot water tank: Commercial 60 gal. is owned, less than 3 years old
Included in rent: Heat and Water and Cable
Hydro Tenant pays own hydro
Appliances: 7 fridges and 7stoves belonging to building
Intercom: Yes

Comments:
Some very long term tenants
New chain link fence on south side
Entire hallway top to bottom was painted in 2007
New tiles in bath surrounds in all but 1 unit
Some rents below market
Some plumbing updated (automatic air bleeders installed in each unit for heating system)
All copper plumbing throughout building
Separate hydro meter for each unit (60 a services for each unit)

Now to the money, what everyones in the business for!
Offering Price: $639 000.00 CAD Cap rate: 5.63%
No. of units: 9 Price per unit: $71 000.00
Rental income Annually: 60,072.00
Laundry income : 1080.00
Garage rental income : 900.00
TOTAL: 62 052.00

Operating expences:
Gas Heat: $6 543
Hydro and water: 4 600
Realty Taxes: 12 182
Insurance: 1 224
Repairs: 1 500

Total Expences: $26 049
% of expences = 41.98%
Net operating Income: Month: $3 413 Year: $36 003

Thank you for any help.
Rents are rated below market value also.

Again Thanks
-Brian

Sounds like a very old building. Is the building in Ontario?
Ken

This deal is a loser no matter how you crunch the numbers. After debt service(which unless I’m missing something you failed to calculate) you will be upside down and you have no margin for any additional errors. I am getting 64K annually on 3 (3) unit buildings in a row, nine total units and my purchase price was 457K, 10 year old buildings, 8K a year in taxes, $1600/year insurance but tenanats pay all utilities and it provides 11% return per year. My debt service is 42K per year(6.75%) for 20 years and my vacancy rate is 3% and expenses are low because they are brick buildings and only 10 years old. How are you going to make your numbers work when mine are on the low end of where I like them to be? BAD investment unless you like to lose money.

Thanks alot guys,
i guess i have alot more reading to do!
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