Analysis of Investments
Carolina Forest
PASSCO
The offering will purchase a Class A apartment complex in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The Property was built in 2017 and has 305-units.
Investment Highlights
- Yr. 1 Cash-on-Cash 5.15%
- Initial Occupancy 98.01%
- Est. Time Horizon None YEARS
- Current Cash Flow 5.15%
- Yr. 1 Cap Rate to Investor 5.34%
- Investor Purchase Price $55,800,000
- Total Offering Size $24,900,000
Loan Information
The loan is on a 10-year term; 5 years will be interest-only payments. (*Loan documents are not final.)
- Yr. 1 DSCR 1.97
- Loan-to-Offering 55.38%
- Hold Period DSCR 1.89
Tenant Information & Lease Terms
Residential lease are typically 12-months long, but the property manager may negotiate the terms with tenants case-by-case.
Key Positives
The CAP rate is relatively good for investors on a new property: 5.34%.
The area's population growth is outpacing the national average.
Key Risks to Consider
Rents are at the hight of the market; income may suffer if an economic downturn requires rents to be lowered.
The Sponsor has set an aggressive 2.5% growth projection for the duration of the holding.
The use of returns does not check out; the sponsor may have left out some of their fees.
There is a discrepancy between the incoming and outgoing cash flow and the cash flow being advertised.
The management team has poor online reviews.
The analysis is based on the PPM; additional research is needed.
Investment Sponsor Information
PASSCO
According to the sponsor's website: "Since 1998, Passco Companies, LLC has operated throughout all market conditions and cycles. The company has acquired over $4 billion in multifamily and commercial real estate in the United States. Since its inception, Passco Companies has become a recognized provider of investment opportunities in real estate projects.
Passco Companies is directed by a team of dedicated senior real estate professionals whose experience in the business averages 34 years, and who, collectively, have acquired over $30 billion in investment real estate projects."