239 W 113th Street is a six-unit operator deal with day-one cash flow and visible rent upside. At the asking price of $985,000, the property is offered at $164,167 per unit and underwrites to a 6.56% current cap rate and 8.61 current GRM based on the offering financials.
The deal works because the in-place income is there on day one. Scheduled gross income is $114,384, and the asset is separately metered for gas and electricity, which helps contain utility exposure.
The upside is real, but it is execution-based. Current average rent is $1,589 per unit versus underwritten market rent of $1,925, with one unit at $1,000 creating a large portion of the rent gap. This is not a heavy repositioning deal. It is a cash-flowing six-unit with selective rent reset potential over time.
For South LA small-balance buyers, the deal offers day-one income, separate utility metering, excess parking, and rent upside tied to turnover rather than heavy repositioning.
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Listed by:
Alexandro ColomboDRE #01927702310-978-7950,
Keller Williams Coastal Prop.
Source: CRMLS,MLS#: PW26079160Originating MLS: California Regional MLS
Facts & features
Interior
Appliances
Laundry: None
Features
Common walls with other units/homes: No Common Walls
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Principal & interest
$1,547
Mortgage insurance
$0
Property taxes
$170
Home insurance
$105
HOA fees
$0
Utilities
Not included
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