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Listing Price

$338,935
  • 2
  • 1
  • 910 Sq. Ft.
  • $ 372/per Sq. Ft.

427 Border St, Boston MA 02128

Neighborhood: East Boston

Listing Price

$338,935
  • 2
  • 1
  • 910 Sq. Ft.
  • $ 372/per Sq. Ft.
Neighborhood Growth Rates

Property Description

Beautiful Condo w/ Boston Harbor Facing Views & Garage Parking. This top floor condo features fully renovated features, laundry in unit, stunning views and fantastic ceiling height. Great flow to the layout which features separate dining room and living room along with an airy kitchen that features gas stove and modern appliances. THIS IS AN INCOME RESTRICTED CONDO. To all interested parties; Income can not exceed 80% of the local area median or moderate income; Single Person Income: 66,650 | 2 People : 76,150 | 3 People: 85,700. Please follow CDC guidelines for COVID protocol.

Property Information:

  • 1
  • Off-Street,Deeded
  • $2,969
  • 72776138

Condominium Information:

Market Information:

  • Listing Date 1/18/2021
  • Days on the Market 84 Days
  • Status Active
  • Listing Brokerage N/A
  • Listing Agent N/A
Market statistics for 02128
Year 1Year 3Year 5
Rent
  • The amount the property is estimated it can be rented for, per month.
$24,024 ($2,002/mo)$26,252 ($2,188/mo)$27,850 ($2,321/mo)
Vacancy Loss
  • The percentage of a year the property remains vacant and is not collecting rent.
  • For example, if the property is vacant in between tenants.
  • Default assumption is 5% (which is about 18 days).
$1,201$1,313$1,393
Property Taxes
  • Tax on the property, based on the assessed value by the city.
  • Property tax amount disclosed is typically for the previous year, as stated by the property’s listing agent.
$2,969$3,151$3,278
Property Management
  • The cost of a third-party that is hired to manage the property.
  • The cost can either be a percentage of rent or a fixed amount.
  • The default is that there is no property manager hired.
$0$0$0
Leasing Fees
  • Fees paid by the landlord to brokers to rent the property.
  • Default is that the tenant pays the broker fees, not the landlord.
$0$0$0
Condo Fees
  • Fee paid by all owners of a condominium complex to cover condominium maintenance expenses.
  • A list of what is included in the condo fee is listed under the Condominium Information tab.
  • Condo fee amount disclosed is stated by the property’s listing agent and is subject to change.
$4,476$4,750$4,942
Insurance
  • Homeowners insurance for your property.
  • Occasionally, insurance is included in the condo fees.
$0$0$0
Repair & Maintenance (Reserves)
  • The cost incurred on routine work done to maintain the property’s current conditions.
  • For example, general repairs such as replacing light bulbs, painting touchups, landscape, changing locks, professional cleaning.
  • Repairs and Maintenance are to maintain the current value, not to improve it.
  • Kitchen or bathroom renovations do not fall under Repairs and Maintenance, but are considered Capital Expenditures, since they improve the property’s value.
$0$0$0
Net Operating Income
  • Net Operating Income (NOI) is a metric used to calculate the operating cash flow of a property, without taking any loans or major capital improvements into consideration.
  • Think of it simply as rental revenue minus expenses.
  • For the purposes of this calculation, NOI is calculated by Estimated Rent minus Condo Fees and Taxes.
  • A more detailed version of NOI can be calculated in the Advanced Assumptions tab, and viewed in the financials tab
$15,378 ($1,281/mo)$17,038 ($1,420/mo)$18,238 ($1,520 / mo)
Capital Expenditure
  • The cost incurred for work done to improve or upgrade the property.
  • Capital expenditures increase the value of the property.
  • For example, new appliances, kitchen or bathroom renovations, new roof, new flooring.
$0$0$0
Total Unlevered Cash Flow
  • This is the first year net cash flow, representing the estimated rental revenue, minus tax, operating expenses and loan payments based on lending assumptions.
  • Click “View Detailed Analysis” for a further breakdown on assumptions.
$15,378$17,038$18,238
Loan Payment
  • The amount in cash that is paid initially when purchasing a property, specifically with a loan.
  • The down payment amount is used to calculate your initial investment and projected returns.
$0$0$0
Total Net Cash Flow
  • This is the first year net cash flow, representing the estimated rental revenue, minus tax, operating expenses and loan payments based on lending assumptions.
  • Click “View Detailed Analysis” for a further breakdown on assumptions.
$15,378 ($1,281/mo)$17,038 ($1,420/mo)$18,238 ($1,520/mo)
Sale of Property
Sale Price
  • The price at which you project selling the property for.
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Sales Cost
  • Brokerage commission the seller must pay for upon sale.
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Net Sales Proceed
  • Sales Price minus Sales Costs.
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Total Profit (including Net Cash Flows)
  • Net Sales Proceeds minus purchase price plus all of the total net cash flows until sale.
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Investment Metrics
Cap Rate
  • Estimated rate of return for the property, excluding loan costs.
  • Based on year 1 estimate.
  • Cap rate=Net Operating Income/Purchase price
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Cash On Cash
  • Estimated rate of return for just the cash that invested into the property.
  • It is the net cash flow (rental revenue minus operating expenses and loan expenses) divided by how much cash is invested in the property (the down payment).
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Total Return On Investment(ROI)
  • A rate of return, comparing the total profit from the rent and sale of the property, to the total cash invested
  • ROI= Total Net Cash Flow + (Property Sale Price – Sales Costs) – Down payment/Down payment
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Internal Rate Of Return(IRR)
  • An average annualized rate of return on your total invested cash, sometimes also called annualized ROI.
  • Like ROI, it takes into account the property’s cash flow, property value appreciation upon sale, and paying down the loan balance. However, it is the average rate of return over the course of your hold
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Rent$24,024 ($2,002/mo)
Vacancy Loss$1,201
Property Taxes$2,969
Property Management$0
Leasing Fees$0
Condo Fees$4,476
Insurance$0
Repair & Maintenance (Reserves)$0
Net Operating Income$15,378 ($1,281/mo)
Capital Expenditure$0
Total Unlevered Cash Flow$15,378
Loan Payment$0
Total Net Cash Flow$15,378 ($1,281/mo)
Sale of Property
Sale Price-
Sales Cost-
Net Sales Proceed-
Total Profit (including Net Cash Flows)-
Investment Metrics
Cap Rate-
Cash On Cash-
Total Return On Investment(ROI)-
Internal Rate Of Return(IRR)-
Rent$26,252 ($2,188/mo)
Vacancy Loss$1,313
Property Taxes$3,151
Property Management$0
Leasing Fees$0
Condo Fees$4,750
Insurance$0
Repair & Maintenance (Reserves)$0
Net Operating Income$17,038 ($1,420/mo)
Capital Expenditure$0
Total Unlevered Cash Flow$17,038
Loan Payment$0
Total Net Cash Flow$17,038 ($1,420/mo)
Sale of Property
Sale Price-
Sales Cost-
Net Sales Proceed-
Total Profit (including Net Cash Flows)-
Investment Metrics
Cap Rate-
Cash On Cash-
Total Return On Investment(ROI)-
Internal Rate Of Return(IRR)-
Rent$27,850 ($2,321/mo)
Vacancy Loss$1,393
Property Taxes$3,278
Property Management$0
Leasing Fees$0
Condo Fees$4,942
Insurance$0
Repair & Maintenance (Reserves)$0
Net Operating Income$18,238 ($1,520/mo)
Capital Expenditure$0
Total Unlevered Cash Flow$18,238
Loan Payment$0
Total Net Cash Flow$18,238 ($1,520/mo)
Sale of Property
Sale Price-
Sales Cost-
Net Sales Proceed-
Total Profit (including Net Cash Flows)-
Investment Metrics
Cap Rate-
Cash On Cash-
Total Return On Investment(ROI)-
Internal Rate Of Return(IRR)-

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Historic growth
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Average Rent
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Square Feet
100 sqft to 50,000 sqft
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