Aerial view of the Albany apartment community with landscaped grounds, tennis courts, and a pool

Current investment · Albany, Georgia

509 North

252-unit value-add multifamily acquisition at 509 N Westover Blvd, Albany, GA 31707.

$17.0M

Purchase price

$67,460

Per unit

$3.59M

Required equity

20%

Projected LP IRR

2.00x

Projected equity multiple

4 yr

Hold period

Summary

A basis the market can't rebuild.

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509 North is a 252-unit value-add multifamily community in Albany, Georgia, built in 1985 and under LOI for $17.0M, $67,460 per unit. The basis sits 23% below the nine-trade Georgia comp set average of $88,098 per unit, 29% below the property's 2025 appraisal of $24.0M, and well under the estimated $150,000 per unit cost to build new in this submarket.

The capital stack is $15.3M of in-place Fannie Mae debt, assumable at a fixed 5.66% rate through June 2031, insulating the deal from refinancing risk for the full four-year hold. Wappler Capital is raising roughly $3.5M of LP equity to fund the acquisition alongside a $500,000 investment in amenities and in-unit laundry.

Summary of terms

Transaction

Units / year built
252 · 1985
Purchase price
$17,000,000
Price per unit
$67,460
Price per square foot
$83.83
Going-in cap (adj. takeover NOI)
6.4%
Year 1 yield on cost
6.82%
Stabilized yield on cost (Yr 4)
8.07%
Occupancy at close
90%

Capitalization

Assumed Fannie Mae debt
$15,300,000
Total equity
$3,586,377
Total capitalization
$18,886,377
LTV / LTC
90.0% / 81.59%
Loan-to-2025-appraisal
63.8%
Interest rate (fixed)
5.66%
Maturity
June 2031
Subordinate debt
None

LP structure

Preferred return
6.0%, paid quarterly or monthly
Split above preferred
70% LP / 30% GP
Acquisition fee
2.0% of purchase price
Asset management fee
2.0% annually
Property management
3.0% of EGI
Disposition / refinance fee
None

Business plan

Limit downside. Capture identifiable upside.

01 · Months 0–3

Assume and close

Assume the Fannie Mae loan at 5.66% and install third-party management at closing.

02 · Months 1–12

Restore and stabilize

Reinstate both pool complexes, the fitness center and clubhouse to close the resident-experience gap.

03 · Months 6–30

Install and price

Install in-unit laundry at turnover, starting with 84 two-bed units; release capital only after a 20-unit pilot validates the premium.

04 · Months 42–48

Exit

Exit the asset, underwritten at a 7.00% cap against a 6.54% trailing comp average.

Capital plan budget

Pool complexes
$90,000
Fitness center
$38,000
Clubhouse
$28,000
Courts
$18,000
Dog park and pavilion
$22,000
Access and security
$20,000
Punch list
$6,000
In-unit laundry (150 units)
$172,500
Curb appeal
$60,000
Contingency (10%)
$45,450
Total
$499,950

Operating projections

T-12Year 1Year 2Year 3Year 4
Total income$2,315,925$2,525,241$2,618,956$2,707,723$2,774,486
Net operating income$1,276,793$1,296,805$1,368,098$1,434,235$1,478,662
Cash flow—$134,934$204,353$268,714$311,806
DSCR1.20x1.17x1.24x1.30x1.35x

Underwriting: 12% vacancy held flat, 1% bad debt, 2% annual expense growth, full Georgia tax reassessment to sale price.

Why Albany

Resilient employers. No new supply.

Albany is southwest Georgia's hub for defense, healthcare and manufacturing, anchored by Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital and Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, alongside Procter & Gamble, Molson Coors and Georgia-Pacific. 509 North sits in the affluent northwest corridor, where household income exceeds $90,000 within one mile.

145,510

Metro population (2025)

3.5%

Unemployment (Apr 2026)

72.7

Cost of living index

0

Multifamily units under construction

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