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MKX Good Life

1601 S Texas Ave, Bryan, TX 77802, USA

$1,500,000

Investment Available

Purchase Price

$5,250,000

Rehab Budget

$760,000

Stabilized Value

$8,828,680

Stage

Active

Property Description

MKX Good Life is conveniently located right between Austin & Houston with easy access to highways, shopping, dining, and within 2 miles of Texas A&M University (the largest university in America), this motel consists of 116 rooms plus significant common space such as lobby, laundry, storage, maintenance rooms etc. 72 of the rooms contain kitchenettes. East Texas is one of the top rent growth states in America, and this property is located right between all three major Texas cities. The property has a functioning restaurant on-location in order to both draw in tenants as well as produce additional revenue. The city allows for multi-family usage with the zoning designation of C-2 with a conditional use approval. Estimated time for renovations is six months will full lease up within twelve months. The Upon stabilization we anticipate a stabilized value of north of $8.5m.

Property Details

Property Type

Motel Conversion | Multifamily

Size

43,022 sf

Floors

2

Target Cash on Cash

14-19%

Year Built

1964

Units

116

Property Location

1601 S Texas Ave, Bryan, TX 77802, USA

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