Opportunity Zone 9102 Property

📊 Real Estate Investment Proforma

Property: 1375 Bryant Street NE, Washington, D.C. 20018
Type: 4-Unit Multifamily (RA-1 zoning)
Prepared by: Ken Bossard, MBA


1. Property Summary

  • Year Built: 1941
  • Current Condition: Vacant, boarded, with green D.C. vacant sticker. Current on taxes.
  • Square Footage: 3,140 SF (4 units, 1BR/1BA each; redevelopment potential to 2BR/1BA each).
  • Zoning: RA-1 (low- to moderate-density apartments; potential for mixed-use with conditional approvals).
  • Neighborhood: Brookland/Rhode Island Metro submarket – strong rental demand, moderate condo absorption.

2. Comparable Market Analysis

PropertyUnitsSq. Ft.StatusPricePPSF
B594×1BR3,200Pending$755,000$236
B244×1BR2,720For Sale$775,000$285
B764×2BR2,640For Sale$1,015,000$384
B564×2BR3,340For Sale$999,999$299
D412+2 Units2,600For Sale$876,000$337

Average PPSF (Active & Pending): $306.59
Projected After-Improved Value (ARV):
3,140 SF × $306.59 = $962,692


3. Acquisition & Rehab Costs

  • Purchase Price (Target Offer): $491,885
  • Rehab Budget: $260,000 (conversion to 4×2BR/1BA units)
  • Closing Costs / Carrying: $25,000 (est.)
  • Total Project Cost: ≈ $776,885

4. Financing Assumptions (Hard Money – Fix & Flip)

  • Loan-to-Cost (LTC): 90%
  • Total Loan Amount: $692,600 (Purchase $442,600 + Rehab $260,000)
  • Cash to Close: $68,593
  • Loan Terms: 12.24% Interest-Only, 1 Year (extendable)
  • Monthly Payment: $4,515
  • Exit Strategy: Sale at ARV $962,692

5. Profitability – Fix & Flip

  • Sale Price (ARV): $962,692
  • Less Project Cost: $776,885
  • Gross Profit (Pre-Financing): $185,807
  • Less Debt Service (12 mo.): $54,178
  • Net Profit (Pre-Tax): ≈ $131,629
  • ROI (Cash Invested): ≈ 192%

6. Alternative Strategies

A. Condominium Conversion

  • Upside: Potential for $1.05M+ sell-out if positioned as 4 affordable luxury units.
  • Risks: Condo market in 2025 is slower; under-$1M listings face longer DOM and concessions. Recent Condo Sales are mostly 2 bedrooms: 8/12/2025 — 1 BR, 1 BA, 646 s.f. = $260,000 – 1.2 mi || 4/30/2025 — 2 BR, 1 BA, 815 s.f. = $299,900 – .03 mi (across the street) || 5/8/2025 — 2 BR, 2 BA, 784 s.f. = $375,000 – .08 mi.
  • Holding Period: 18–24 months financing required.

B. Mixed-Use with Incentives

  • Neighborhood Prosperity Fund: $300k–$2.7M grants for commercial/community space.
  • Opportunity Zone (Tract 91.02):
    • Deferral of gains until 2027.
    • 10+ year hold eliminates capital gains tax.
    • Potential layering with D.C. HPTF, LRSP, DOES Job Training.
  • HubZone / QHTC Tenants: Preferred leasing options for federal contractors & tech firms.

C. Buy & Hold Rental

  • Market rents (2BR in NE DC): $2,200–$2,500/month.
  • Gross Potential Rent: $8,800–$10,000/month.
  • Annualized = $105,600–$120,000.
  • NOI (after 30% OPEX): ≈ $73,920–$84,000.
  • Cap Rate at ARV: 7.5%–8.7%.

7. Highest & Best Use Recommendation

  • Primary Path: Fix & Flip to 4×2BR rentals → Sell stabilized building at ARV.
  • Alternative: Condo conversion if financing supports 18–24 months and investor appetite for higher absorption risk exists.
  • Long-Term Hold: Attractive as rental with Opportunity Zone + LRSP overlay for subsidy-backed tenants.

FIX AND FLIP ANALYSIS


SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS

✅ Conclusion:
This property represents a strong value-add multifamily play with multiple exit strategies. The base fix-and-flip model produces a 192% ROI on cash invested in ~12 months. Risk-adjusted returns improve further if Opportunity Zone incentives and Neighborhood Prosperity Fund grants are leveraged for a mixed-use conversion.


Ken Bossard, MBA

Ken Bossard has over thirty years’ experience in Washington, D.C. area real estate as first a nonprofit Housing Counselor, a Realtor, and for most of his career, a Mortgage Loan Officer (NMLS #2189943). Ken received his MBA in Real Estate Development from The George Washington University and brings a developer’s eye to helping his clients find profitable properties and maximize the development potential.

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