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Eric Upchurch
Eric Upchurch is an Army Special Operations veteran who grew up in Central Iowa before attending college in California.
Property Details
Address: Alexandria, Indiana. Country Club Estates
Number of Units: 80
Value Add Deal? Yes
Purchase Price: $3,250,000
Estimated monthly increase projected? Avg of $90/unit
Anticipated value after value add: $5 mil
Estimated Cash on Cash Return: 10%
Estimated Internal Rate of Return: 15%
Warrior team
shout outs:
Which Warriors helped you with this deal, and how?
Any comments about your experience so far in the Warrior Program?
Involvement in the Warrior ecosystem has been a life-changing path. Creating life-long friendships, partnerships and more.
How did you find this property?
Broker Relationship Major improvements planned or completed: Increased rents, RUBS initiating soon, reduced contract costs, increased garage rents, etc.
How did you structure the financing of this property?
80 LTV, Freddie mac SBL, 506c syndication
Was this a joint venture or syndication?
Syndication
How did you raise the equity?
Private investors
What was the equity raise?
1.25 mil
What are some hurdles you had to overcome to get this deal done?
Capital raise was more difficult than we had anticipated. could have kept as a 506b…but we advertised “Under Contract” one time so we thought we should be safe with 506c. Also, the owner was in Japan so comms was difficult. PM company just acquired/merged with another company so there were major growing pains RIGHT as we were starting to manage the asset.
What are some of the lessons you learned with this deal?
Always be raising capital. Create thorough SOPs for PM, but also internally with our team.
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