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JimHurd7137836262 TomWilkinson7133554646
MultiFamilyOffering
FINANCIAL INFORMATION
Indiv / Mast.
Composition/Pitched
The property is 91% occupied as of 72511. The Ashford Park apartment community has a good Westheimer corridor location placing its residents within minutes of over 35,000 sf of prime commercial space found in the Galleria $109,668 $109,474 $104,517 $100,968 Financial District and the Westchase Financial District just to the east of the Property Highlights community. Numerous major retail outlets including Randall's, WalMart, Sam's 1. Recent Foreclosure ~ Available "All Cash" / No Owner Financing ~ Buyer Club, Walgreen's, Lowes and Home Depot are basically within walking distance to Obtain new financing. Grade C+ Property in a "B" market area. from the site. Its location near Beltway 8 (which loops around Houston) and its 2. Good Westheimer Corridor Location. Located in the desirable Greater proximity to the Westpark Tollway and IH10 allows the property to have access West Houston area surrounded by upscale neighborhoods with much higher to most of the major employment areas of Houston as well as shopping and than average median household incomes and home values. The property is dining. The property's unit mix consists of seven different 1, 2 and 3 bedroom less than 1 mile from the prestigious Westside Tennis Club and Westside floor plans which includes some townhomes. Golf Club just a few miles from the Energy Corridor and the Westchase UNIT MIX (Rents as of Mar, 2011) District of Houston. 3. "B" Grade Occupancies are in the mid to high 90% range within a mile #Units Type Notes SF/Unit Total SF Rent Total Rent Rent Per SF radius of the property. 4. Good Upside Potential ~ The property has a low turnover rate, a new 35 11 FP 622 21,770 $520 $18,200 $0.836 owner should see upside in the collections with interior upgrades and 8 11 FP 776 6,208 $575 $4,600 $0.741 29 11 Den 790 22,910 $675 $19,575 $0.854 correction of deferred maintenance on this property. Some units may be 68 22 FP 1,103 75,004 $760 $51,680 $0.689 heavy turns. 8 22 THFP 1,113 8,904 $760 $6,080 $0.683 5. There are approx. 8 tenants that receive rent subsidy from the 1,125 $799 $19,176 $0.710 24 32 FP 27,000 government. 8 32 THFP 1,142 9,136 $799 $6,392 $0.700 950 170,932 $698 $125,703 $0.735 180 92% TOTALCOLLECTIONS(Approximately92%Occupancyasof72511) Jul2011 Jun2011 May2011 Apr2011
total units Occ. avg sf total/sf avg rent total rent avg$/sf
6.49 Recent Foreclosure ~ Good Value Add Deal ~ with interior upgrades and the 170,932 correction of deferred maintenance. Available All Cash ~ No Owner Financing.
OneoftheUnitsisbeingusedastheLeasingOffice FP=Fireplace,TH=Townhome
Unit Mix Stats
40%
ByUnitType
5% 19% 4%
16%
BySq.Ft.
38%
18%
11 22
42%
13% 5%
776 1,125 790 1,142 1,103
32
622 1,113
Directions from Downtown Houston: Take I10 W., travel 14.5 miles, take the Dairy Ashford Rd. exit, travel 0.2 mile, turn left onto N.DairyAshfordRd.,travel3.6miles,thepropertyisontheright.
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PhysicalInformation
NumberofUnits 180 AvgUnitSize(SF) 950 NetRentableArea 170,932 LandArea{Acres} 6.49 UnitsperAcre 27.7 DateBuilt 1982 Individual eMet wMeter Master RoofStyle Composition/Pitched HVACSystem Individual
FinancialInformation
AskingPrice $5,000,000 $27,778 Est.PerUnitPrice Est.PerSFPrice $29.25 $2,000 Est.Rehab/Upgrades/Unit $360,000 TotalEst.Rehab $5,360,000 AskingPrice+Rehab
EST. BUYER'S EQUITY REQUIREMENTS
35% 35%
$1,750,000 $1,876,000
Estimated NewLoanParameters Lender ToBeDetermined 6.50% Est.InterestRate Est.NewLoanAmount: $3,484,000 $23,524 Est.P&I: 300 Amortizing(months): 10Years Term: $300 Est.Reserve/Unit: 8.10% Est.LoanConstant: EstimatedLoaniswiththeEstimated RehabDollarsIncluded
OperatingInformation
CurrMktRent{Jul11} $125,703 $125,703 RentsUsedonProForma $106,157 Collections{JulT4Avg} $109,474 Collections{Jul2011} EstPhy.Occ.{7252011} 92% Est.InsperUnitperYr $400 PropertyTaxInformation 2010Rate/$100ofValue 2.70753 2011TaxAssmt $4,717,755 Tax Assmt. @ 95% of Asking Price $4,750,000
MODIFIED ACTUALS
Income is Actual July 2011 Annualized Due to Foreclosure Expenses are Pro Forma Except where noted
INCOME
CurrentMarketRentwitha{%}RentIncreasewhichequatestoanavgrentof{$698}/Uor{.735}/SF LosstoLease{1.0%}ofTotalStreetRentEstimated EstimatedGrossPotentialIncome VacancyEstimatedat{7.0%} Credit/Concess/Admin/OtherRentalLossesEstimatedat{7.0%} 1,202,211 {80%}ofCurrentMarketRents TotalRentalIncome{Estimated} 71,670 $398/Unit/Yr OtherIncome{IncludesLaundry,ForfeituresandMisc.} 1,273,881 $106,157/Mo TotalIncome
EXPENSE
FixedExpenses Taxes Insurance TotalFixedExpense Utilities Electricity Water/Sewer Water/RUBS Gas TotalUtilities OtherExpenses General&Admin Advertising/Marketing Repairs&Maintenance LaborCosts ContractServices ManagementFees TotalOtherExpense
Estimated
Estimated
FixedExpenses
$127,735 $710perUnit $65,160 $362perUnit 2010Assmt.and2010Rate Estimated 192,895 $1,072/Unit
FixedExpenses
$128,608 $714perUnit $72,000 $400perUnit ProFormaAssmt.and2009Rate
Utilities
$23,223 $76,280 $0 $1,391 $129perUnit $424perUnit $perUnit $8perUnit
EstimatedUtilities Actual Actual Not Implemented Actual 100,894 $561 / Unit Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated Estimated
Basedonaboveincome 386,586 $2,148/Unit 680,375 $3,780/Unit $24,000 $77,000 ($42,350) $1,400 $133perUnit $428perUnit $235perUnit $8perUnit
OtherExpenses
$22,500 $22,500 $72,000 $180,000 $45,000 $44,586 $125perUnit $125perUnit $400perUnit $1,000perUnit $250perUnit 3.5% $248perU
TotalOperatingExpense ReserveforReplacementEstimated TotalExpense NetOperatingIncome AskingPrice/AskingPrice+Rehab Debt Equity DebtService CashFlow CashonCash CapRate
EstimatedOtherExpenses $22,500 $125perUnit $22,500 $125perUnit ` $72,000 $400perUnit $180,000 $1,000perUnit $45,000 $250perUnit $46,976 3.5% $261perU Based on above income 388,976 $2,161/Unit 649,634 $3,609/Unit
19.0%
NOTES ON ACTUALS: Income is July 2011 T-4 annualized, Expenses are Actual 2010 and Pro Forma where noted. NOTES ON PRO FORMA: Income is Pro Forma as Noted. Expenses are Estimated. Taxes are estimated using the 100% Asking Price for the assessment and 2010 rate.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this Memorandum reflects material from sources deemed to be reliable, including data such as operating statements, rent rolls, etc provided by the Owner. Notwithstanding, Houston Income Properties, Inc. does not make any warranties about the information contained in this marketing package. Every prospective purchaser should verify the information and rely on his accountants or attorneys for tax and legal advice. This offering is "As-Is, Where-Is" and subject to prior withdrawal without notice. Answers to specific inquiries will have to be supplied by the Owner and are available upon request. Rates of return on this apartment investment vary daily. No representations are made concerning environmental issues, if any. Information about Brokerage Services has been provided with this offering memorandum.
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180 Approximate Net Rentable Area: 1982 Average Unit Size: Composition/Pitched Current Monthly Market Rent: Individual Individual Master 92% Post Rehab Stabilized Rents Used: Est. Rehab Needed Per Mgmt.: 2009 Tax Rate: 2009 Tax Assessment: Post Sale Assessment Used:
$.735 / SF
Electric Water
$125,703 $698 / Unit $.735 / SF $450,000 $2,500 / Unit 2.707531 $4,717,755 $5,000,000
Assmt is 100% of the Asking Price
STABILIZED PRO FORMA Income Current Market Rent with an approximate {0%} Rent Increase (Post Rehab) Gain/(Loss) to Lease Vacancy, Credit and other Losses Credit/Concess/Admin/Other Rental Losses Estimated at {7.0%} Total Rental Income Total Other Income Total Estimated Gross Annual Income Expenses Fixed Expenses Property Taxes (taxes are at 2010 Rate and pro forma assessment) Insurance Total Fixed Expenses Management Fee (Pro Forma is Estimated @ 3.5%) Payroll plus Burden Utilities (Water, Gas, and Electricity for all units) Water Reimbursement @ 55% penetration (RUBS Implemented) Repairs, Maintenance and Make Ready Marketing Contract Services (Landscaping, Pest Control, Refuse Removal, Courtesy Patrol) General and Administrative Costs Estimated Reserve for Replacement Total Expenses ~ (average Unit size is {950} Sq. Ft.) Estimated Stabilized Net Operating Income 1,508,436 (15,084) (105,591) (105,591) 1,282,171 125,703 1% 7% 7% 85%
135,377 Pro Forma 72,000 Est. 207,377 46,976 180,000 102,400 (42,350) 72,000 22,500 45,000 22,500 54,000
$752 / Unit $400 / Unit $1,152 / Unit $261 / Unit $1,000 / Unit $569 / Unit $235 / Unit $400 / Unit $125 / Unit $250 / Unit $125 / Unit $300 / Unit
$631,768
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Sold Date: Sales Price: Price Per Unit: Price Per SF:
Windemere Apts Almost Stabilized Mediterra At Westchase Almost Stabilized Place at Green Trails Almost Stabilized Green Tree Place Stabilized Water Song Stabilized NW Houston Almost Stabilized
$8,077,000 $31,428
$11,300,000 $36,334
$40.87 1982 $45.19 1981 $42.04 1983 $55.87 1984 $55.31 1978 $37.03 1982 $46.05 1982 $29.25 1982
AverageCompsOnly
AshfordParkApartments
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Project
Address
Dist From Subj. 0.1 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 0.9 0.9
Yr. Built
Units
SF/Unit
Rent/Unit Rent/SF
Occ..
Charleston 2800SDairyAshford HuntersPoint 12580PipingRockLn. MansionsofShadowbriar 12200Overbrook WestOaks 2400BriarwestBlvd 12730Whittington Gables,The 2475GrayFalls WestChaseCrossing Whittfield 12735Whittington AshtonPark 1910WestMead 2215AvenidaLaQuinta BriarwoodVillageI&II WaldenPond 12850Whittington RentCompAverages AshfordParkApartments SubmarketAverages"B"Properties Houston"B"MarketAverages
1980 1983 1983 1982 1983 1982 1983 1982 1983 1982
180
312 72 328 671 140 366 195 720 342 416 3562 180 10,918 232,493
725 749 1004 725 895 763 681 812 819 721 789 950 870 839
$581 $719 $826 $631 $729 $567 $609 $556 $638 $573 $643 $698 $690 $683
$0.81 $0.98 $0.83 $0.89 $0.82 $0.74 $0.91 $0.71 $0.78 $0.80 $0.83 $0.74 $0.81 $0.83
72.00% 94.00% 97.00% 90.00% 99.00% 90.00% 97.00% 89.00% 96.00% 95.00% 91.90% 91.67% 89.00% 87.19%
RentComparisonChart
Houston"B"Market Subject's"B"Market RentCompAverages MansionsofShadowbriar Gables,The HuntersPoint AshfordParkApartments BriarwoodVillageI&II WestOaks Whittfield Charleston WestChaseCrossing WaldenPond WestChaseCrossing AshtonPark $0 $100 $200 $683 $690 $643 $826 $729 $719 $698 $638 $631 $609 $581 $567 $573 $567 $556 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800 $900
SUBJECT
Rent/Unit
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CONSTRUCTION
Hot Water: Elec Meter: AC: Water Meter: Access Gates: Roof: Copper Indv. Hot Water Htrs Wiring: Brick and Hardiplank Materials: Individual 2 # of Stories: Individual Parking: Open Master 28 # Buildings: Yes Composition/Pitched Units/Acre: 27.73 AERIAL ~ Ashford Park Apartments
Ashford Park
is conveniently located in west of Downtown Houston off Dairy Ashford and Westheimer Rd. The location has good access to most areas of Houston via Beltway 8, Hwy 6, Westpark Tollway, Westheimer and S. Gessner Dr. The property is just a few miles from two of the most premier business districts in Houston, Galleria Uptown and the Westchase District. Also located within a short commute are the bedroom communities of southwest Houston such as Sugar Land (approximately 6 miles), Stafford (approximately 12 miles), Bellaire (approximately 11 miles). The area has excellent cross town access via Beltway 8, WestPark Tollway, Gessner, Westheimer all of which connect to one of the major freeways of the area and are just a few miles from the property allowing good access to most of the important business center in the Houston area, including an approximate 19 mile commute to Downtown Houston. The property's tenants have convenient access to major retail centers and numerous entertainment and dining venues as well. The Westchase District ~approximately 3 miles east of the property, covers 4.2 square miles (2,700 acres) and is one of Houston's premier business addresses. The District employs more than 56,000 people. This area is home to 14.4 million square feet of office space and is becoming one of the fastest growing business centers in Houston, housing over 83 major tenants. The Galleria Area ~ just under 11 miles east of the property and houses more than 23.6 million square feet of commercial office space which represents approximately 12 percent of Houstons total office space, making it second in size to Downtown Houston. It is home to approximately 2,000 companies, ranging from small to large sized commercial businesses, representing a variety of diverse industries.
2010 DEMOGRAPHICS - Geography - 3 Mile Radius Estimated Population 2010 1 Mile Radius - 20,974 3 Mile Radius - 162,222
Black, 16.50% Asian, 14.60%
Other, 8.90%
Multi-Race, 4.40%
White, 55.60%
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Houston and Its Economy: According to Forbes Magazine, Joel Kotkin, distinguished in urban futures at Chapman University, states that, if you want to see successful 21stcentury urbanism, go to Houston and the Lone Star State. Houston added 141,000 residents, more than any region in the U.S. save the city's similarly sprawling rival, DallasFort Worth. Over the past decade Houston's population has grown by 24%five times the rate of San Francisco, Boston and New York. In that time it has attracted 244,000 new residents from other parts of the U.S., while older cities experienced high rates of outmigration. Houston is the fourth largest city in U.S. but the population growth rate has taken this metropolis at 2nd position. A remarkable difference can be seen in the population growth of the state in last decade. The well educated environment has even not let this factor affect the development of the state. It is even catching up on foreign immigration, enjoying a rate comparable with New York's and roughly 50% higher than that of Boston or Chicago. What Houston has that these other cities lack is opportunity. A study by the Brookings Institution indicates that Houston is impressively outpacing many other global cities heading out of the recession . Other large cities talk about jobs, but by keeping taxes, fees and regulatory barriers high they discourage the creation of jobs, at least in the private sector. In Houston and the state of Texas these barriers are reduced substantially in favor of small business. The Texas economy is smoking. Since the collapse of the housing bubble Houston has outperformed Sunbelt counterparts like Phoenix, Las Vegas and Los Angeles. A big factor has been that manufacturing, professional services, international trade and technology industries have been the primary drivers of the city's economic growthrather than construction and speculation. Ironically, this has increased home values. Since 2007 prices of homes in Houston have ticked slightly higher, while those in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles and the Bay Area each are down by more than 35%. Houston has considerably expanded its whitecollar workforce. According to the Praxis Strategy Group, Houston's ranks of college educated residents grew 17% between 2005 and 2010. That's about on par with "creative class" capital Portland, Ore. and more than twice the rate for New York, San Francisco or Los Angeles. Houston's biggest advantage is ambition. Texas urbanites are busy constructing new suburban town centers, reviving innercity neighborhoods and expanding museums, recreational areas and other amenities. In contrast with recessionbattered places like Phoenix, Houston remains remarkably open to legal migrants from the rest of America and abroad.
Ashford Park is located in the Far West submarket of Houston. This market consists of mainly "B" grade apartment communities with a few "A" properties. The property's location is within a few miles of the Energy Corridor and the Westchase District, two of Houston's most prestigious business districts and top performing office markets. These business districts have over 20 million square feet of office space, over one million square feet of retail space, and a workforce of over 100,000. The property is within 1/2 mile of the Westside Tennis Club, one of the better clubs of its type in Houston. The single family residential neighborhoods to the north of the property are upscale neighborhoods with much higher than average median household incomes and home values. Well maintained Multi-family properties with good tenant services within a mile of Ashford Park seem to maintain occupancy in the mid to upper 90% range, and above average rents compared to similar properties in other areas of Houston.
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Occupancy
A Avg Physical Occupancy Avg Leased Occupancy 88.00% 94.55% B 89.00% 92.81% C 82.92% 76.50% D 89.22% 73.34% Overall 87.29% 91.10%
Rental Rates
Avg Market Rent/SF Avg Market Rent/SF 0BR Avg Market Rent/SF 1BR Avg Market Rent/SF 2BR Avg Market Rent/SF 3BR Avg Market Rent/SF 4BR Avg Market Rent/Unit Avg Market Rent/Unit 0BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 1BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 2BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 3BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 4BR A $1.16 $2.00 $1.21 $1.12 $1.08 N/A $1,128 $1,080 $954 $1,311 $1,643 N/A B $0.81 $0.99 $0.84 $0.77 $0.74 $0.58 $690 $496 $593 $790 $936 $1,028 C $0.70 $0.69 $0.77 $0.70 $0.68 $0.61 $776 $483 $555 $734 $916 $1,021 D $0.58 N/A $0.64 $0.58 $0.55 N/A $713 N/A $556 $657 $836 N/A Overall $0.95 $1.23 $1.01 $0.91 $0.79 $0.61 $893 $635 $760 $1,008 $1,103 $1,021
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Occupancy
A Avg Physical Occupancy Avg Pre-Leased Occupancy 92.16% 93.63% B 87.19% 88.48% C 81.39% 82.93% D 83.55% 85.19% Overall
87.06% 88.49%
Rental Rates
Avg Market Rent/SF Avg Market Rent/SF 0BR Avg Market Rent/SF 1BR Avg Market Rent/SF 2BR Avg Market Rent/SF 3BR Avg Market Rent/SF 4BR Avg Market Rent/Unit Avg Market Rent/Unit 0BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 1BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 2BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 3BR Avg Market Rent/Unit 4BR A $1.18 $1.57 $1.23 $1.11 $1.05 $0.98 $1,118 $857 $960 $1,280 $1,487 $1,740 B $0.83 $1.05 $0.88 $0.79 $0.74 $0.64 $683 $482 $597 $763 $883 $872 C $0.72 $0.93 $0.76 $0.68 $0.66 $0.68 $583 $431 $502 $644 $800 $927 D $0.63 $0.84 $0.67 $0.62 $0.57 $0.60 $555 $416 $466 $585 $720 $762 Overall $0.89 $1.04 $0.94 $0.83 $0.77 $0.66 $768 $489 $673 $855 $975 $897
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Disclaimer: The information contained herein has either been given to us by the owner of the property or obtained from sources that we deem reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy but we do not guarantee it. Vacancy factors used herein are an arbitrary percentage used only as an example. It does not necessarily relate to actual vacancy, if any. The value of the investment is dependent upon these estimates and assumptions made above, as well as the investment income, the tax bracket and other factors which your tax advisor and/or legal counsel should evaluate. THE PROSPECTIVE BUYER SHOULD CAREFULLY VERIFY EACH ITEM OF INCOME, EXPENSE, AND ALL OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, and should also perform a detailed inspection of the property. We have not determined whether the property complies with city ordinances and recommend that you determine whether or not the property complies with deed restrictions and the City of Houston life safety ordinance, whether or not a certificate has been issued, and whether or not the property contains asbestos, lead paint and/or mold and whether or not the property lies within a flood plain .
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Disclaimer: The information contained herein has either been given to us by the owner of the property or obtained from sources that we deem reliable. We have no reason to doubt its accuracy but we do not guarantee it. Vacancy factors used herein are an arbitrary percentage used only as an example. It does not necessarily relate to actual vacancy, if any. The value of the investment is dependent upon these estimates and assumptions made above, as well as the investment income, the tax bracket and other factors which your tax advisor and/or legal counsel should evaluate. THE PROSPECTIVE BUYER SHOULD CAREFULLY VERIFY EACH ITEM OF INCOME, EXPENSE, AND ALL OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN, and should also perform a detailed inspection of the property. We have not determined whether the property complies with city ordinances and recommend that you determine whether or not the property complies with deed restrictions and the City of Houston life safety ordinance, whether or not a certificate has been issued, and whether or not the property contains asbestos, lead paint and/or mold and whether or not the property lies within a flood plain .
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Disclaimer: While the floodplain data that is shown on the map is the same, this map is not an official effective FEMA Flood Insurance Rate Map (FIRM). This map is for informational purposes only. For an official flood zone determination please contact your insurance agent or floodplain administrator. Please visit the FEMA Map Store at http://msc.fema.gov to create a FIRMette which is an official FEMA FIRM.
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AshfordParkApartmentCommunity
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