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Redeveloping Affordable Housing
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Redeveloping Affordable Housing
Key Points
Multifamily investing does not have to be a zero-sum game
Redeveloping the current affordable housing supply addresses critical community needs and can also deliver solid returns to investors
Targeted renovations incorporating energy-efficient strategies improve living conditions while increasing property value and lowering tenants utility bills
Affordable housing is often an overlooked opportunity; many people mistakenly assume that affordable and profitable are mutually exclusive concepts. With the right redevelopment plan, affordable housing investing can result in both greatly improved living experiences for residents and compelling cash flow for investors.
Affordable housing complexes often have two types of owners:
“Mom & Pop” owners who self-manage with little concern for the income approach used by institutional multifamily professionals
Absent, oftentimes out-of-state, owners who mainly view the property as a flippable asset.
Both types of owners can leave opportunities for investors to capitalize on the true value of their asset. Rents could be below-market, maintenance could be markedly deferred, and professional property management could add valuable services to enhance the resident experience.
We take a different approach to property ownership, implementing a value-add redevelopment plan that is mutually beneficial to tenants and investors alike.
By investing in interior/exterior renovations and implementing effective and efficient property management, we transform neglected substandard housing into decent, affordable apartment communities with high property value and increased revenue.
When we purchase a property we redevelop it from the inside out:
Before >>> After
Key Renovations: Updated vanity, new flooring, fresh paint, tub and shower wall replacement
Energy-reduction additions: Low-Flow Toilet, Low-Flow Shower Head, Updated Lighting Fixtures
Before >>> After
Key Renovations: Upgraded flooring, fresh paint, back splash, new countertops
Energy-reduction additions: Low-Flow Faucet, Vent Hood, Dishwasher Replacement, Upgraded Lighting Fixtures, Incorporation of Natural Light
Upgrading flooring, cabinetry, and fixtures improve the home drastically with a moderate budget. These interior renovations allow us to bring rents to market prices while still staying within an affordable range.
We also focus on:
Replacing out-of-date appliances
Replacing HVAC systems
Repairing existing water leaks
These improvements decrease energy consumption, lower utility costs, and increase overall efficiency.
The key to redeveloping affordable housing is identifying cost-effective solutions to long-standing deferred maintenance.
Our hands-on ownership structure, effective property management team, and calculated renovation plans enable us to increase revenues and property values while creating communities residents are proud to call home. Through this strategic redevelopment process, communities can stay affordable, while also becoming profitable assets.
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