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Medford · Multifamily · Illustrative file

Bear Creek 8

Eight units, two-bedroom heavy, held by one owner since 2004.

Elevation plate for Bear Creek 8. Placeholder artwork, not a photograph.

Elevation plate. Placeholder artwork — photography for this file is not published. The brand rules require the whole building, elevation-on, verticals corrected, and a drawing cannot make a claim about condition that a photograph would.

The building


A 1972 garden walk-up on the north side of Medford, eight units in two buildings, one owner since 2004. Rents have moved with the tenant rather than the market, which is the reason the going-in yield reads the way it does and the reason there is a pro forma at all.

The roofs were done in 2019 and the sewer lateral in 2021. What is left is cosmetic and mechanical at the unit level — the work that closes the rent gap, priced below as a cost rather than assumed away.

Market
Medford
Asset type
Multifamily
Units
8
Built
1972
Rentable area
5,720 sq ft
Price per unit
$110,000

Headline, in place

Sensitivity — price and debt held, income moved
Net operating incomeNOICap DSCRCash-on-cash
-10%$51,4125.84%1.17x1.99%
-5%$54,2686.17%1.24x2.73%
In place$57,1256.49%1.30x3.47%
+5%$59,9816.82%1.37x4.21%
+10%$62,8377.14%1.44x4.96%

The loan constant of 8.29% sits above the going-in cap rate of 6.49%, so leverage here is negative: each additional dollar of debt lowers both the cash-on-cash return and the coverage ratio.

At a 1.25x coverage floor this building supports a loan of about $551,201 — 63% of the asking price.

Rent roll


In-place rents are what the rent roll says. Market rents are an estimate and are labelled as such wherever they are used.

Rent roll, July 2026
UnitMixSq ft In placeMarket (pro forma)
Unit 11 bd / 1 ba620$1,150/mo$1,325/mo
Unit 21 bd / 1 ba620$1,150/mo$1,325/mo
Unit 31 bd / 1 ba620$1,150/mo$1,325/mo
Unit 41 bd / 1 ba620$1,150/mo$1,325/mo
Unit 52 bd / 1 ba810$1,420/mo$1,575/mo
Unit 62 bd / 1 ba810$1,420/mo$1,575/mo
Unit 72 bd / 1 ba810$1,420/mo$1,575/mo
Unit 82 bd / 1 ba810$1,420/mo$1,575/mo
Total8 units 5,720$10,280/mo$11,600/mo

Trailing twelve to net operating income


Operating expenses as reported, with management restated. Capital reserves and debt service sit below net operating income, not inside it — that is the definition this site publishes.

The stack, in place
LineAnnualNote
Gross potential income$123,3608 units at in-place rent, twelve months
Vacancy and credit loss($6,168)5.0% of gross potential income
Other income$2,400Coin laundry and four rented parking spaces.
Effective gross income$119,592The money that arrives
Operating expenses
Property taxes($14,800)
Insurance($6,900)
Water and sewer($8,400)
Refuse($3,100)
Common-area electric($2,600)
Repairs and maintenance($9,800)
Turnover($3,400)
Landscaping and snow($2,400)
Administrative and legal($1,500)
Management($9,567)Restated to 8.0% of effective gross income
Total operating expenses($62,467)52.2% of effective gross income
Net operating income, in place$57,125Definition
Below the line
Capital reserves($2,400)$300 per unit per year. Not netted into the cap rate.
Annual debt service($43,776)60% loan to value, 6.75%, 25-year amortisation. Indicative, not a quote.
Cash flow after debt service and reserves$10,948

Pro forma

Market rents across the rent roll are 12.8% above in place. Stated as a pro forma, separately, with the cost of getting there carried as cash rather than netted out of the yield.

$70,969NOI, pro forma
8.06%Cap, pro forma
1.62xDSCR, pro forma
$76,000Cost to get there

Eight unit turns at $9,500 each, run over roughly eighteen months as leases expire. The cost is carried in the cash position below, not netted out of the yield.

Assumptions


  • In-place rents are taken from the July 2026 rent roll, not from asking rents.
  • Operating expenses are the trailing twelve months as reported by the seller, with management restated to 8% of effective gross income.
  • Vacancy and credit loss at 5% of gross potential income. The building has run tighter than that; we do not underwrite to the tight year.
  • Capital reserves of $300 per unit per year sit below net operating income and are not netted into the cap rate.
  • Debt shown is indicative, not a quote: 60% loan to value, 6.75%, 25-year amortisation.

Go or no-go


Go

It debt-services in place and the rent gap is real, costed, and does not need a rent assumption to clear the loan.

Cash position at close

Price
$880,000
Loan
$528,000
Closing costs
$17,600
Day-one capital
$15,000
Total cash in
$384,600

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Ryan McMillan, Broker, OR #201262100. Brokered by eXp Realty. The first substantive conversation about a specific property is a licensed act and belongs to the broker.