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6005 Old Alabama Road

Acworth, GA 30102

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6005 Old Alabama Road, Acworth GA 30102

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List Price$600,000
3 Units$200,000 per unit
Estimated Year 1 Cash Flow$-8,307Rent upside or negotiations may be available
4.6%Est. Cap Rate
-5.5%Est. CoC
0.77xEst. DSCR
Below 1.0x DSCRListing evidence · class E
Rents3 / 3 units
Who paysWater tenant · Elec tenant · Gas tenant · Trash tenant
OccupancyNot in remarks
FinancialsMLS GI/NOI empty · Tax $3,593 (2025)

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Data last updated: October 5, 2026 at 4:01 PM EST
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FMLS #7826615
Listing Provided By The Avenues of Atlanta Realty, LLC. · 770-815-1500
Description

Property Description

3 Homes income producing rental homes - Rare opportunity to acquire 2.32± combined acres on Old Alabama Rd in sought-after Cherokee County — two adjoining parcels offered together for maximum land value and redevelopment potential. Combined offering includes 5981 Old Alabama Rd (1± acre, 43,560 sq ft) and 6005 Old Alabama Rd (1.32± acres, 57,499 sq ft), totaling 101,059± sq ft (2.32± acres) with combined road frontage of 200'+ and 262'+, respectively. Zoned R40. Three existing single-family structures on site: a 2BR/1BA home (812 sq ft, built 1920) at 5981, a 2BR/2BA home (1,922 sq ft per tax records, built 1915, effective year 1985), and a 1BR/1BA manufactured home at 6005. Flood Zone X — not in a flood hazard area. Being sold together as a package; not available separately. Buyer to verify all zoning, acreage, and development potential with Cherokee County. Legal descriptions: LL 1103 21st District (021N06-00000-215-000-0000) and LL 1058 & 1129 21st District (021N05-00000-248-000-0000).
Listing facts

From this record

  • In-place DSCR 0.77x below 1.0 on default debt
  • Owner-paid: maint
  • Multiple building types / extra land — not a single-asset garden roll

3 doors on the listing. Generic market notes are below the fold.

Unit Mix & Available Rent Roll

Breakdown based on data provided in the FMLS listing· HUD Small Area FMR (ZIP 30102, FY2027)shown for comparison

UnitBedsBathsMonthly RentHUD SAFMRElecGasWaterGarbMaint
Unit 121$1,100$1,700+$600NNNNY
Unit 222$1,850$1,700-$150NNNNY
Unit 311$560$1,560+$1000NNNNY
Total3 units$3,510Y = owner-paid · — = unknown

* Rent roll information is taken from the available FMLS listing data. Many multifamily listings do not include complete or verified tenant financials. Always verify actual rents, leases, and operating expenses during due diligence. HUD Small Area Fair Market Rents (ZIP-level payment standards) are published by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and are shown for comparison only.

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Coverage rules
  • GPI pre-fills only from MLS GI, a building-total UnitTypes row, or a rent roll covering ≥ 80% of doors.
  • A single sample rent is not averaged across the building.
  • Vacancy floor is max(5%, 100 − present occupancy in remarks).
  • Mgmt 8% at 8+ units, else 10%. Insurance $800/door. R&M $800/door.
  • Utility allowances turn on only when the who-pays grid or remarks say owner-paid.
  • SAFMR push is mix-weighted and hidden when the sample is extrapolated from thin coverage.
  • Commercial = 30% / 7% / 25-yr amort. Conventional = 25% / 7% / 30-yr. Cash = 100% equity, no debt service. CoC = NOI ÷ price.
Screenable · below 1.0x DSCR

Jeff’s Investment Take

Market data · October 2026

Working thesis

In-place DSCR 0.77x does not cover default debt — the listing only screens if the price or the rent moves.

Ask is 27% above recent Cherokee County close $/door.

  • Modeled debt service exceeds NOI at 0.77x. That is the binding constraint, not the badge.
  • In-place DSCR 0.77x below 1.0 on default debt
  • Owner-paid: maint
  • Multiple building types / extra land — not a single-asset garden roll
Est. Cap Rate4.6%
Est. Cash-on-Cash-5.5%
Est. DSCR0.77xconventional
Price / Unit$200,000
vs Local Close $/Door27% above recent close $/door
Directional local contextCherokee County

Thin sample for this geography. Treat medians as orientation only — verify with current rent roll and comps.

Med. close $/door$156,8752 closed · 12 mo
Med. asking rent$1,550
Months of supply12.0Active ÷ (12-mo closed ÷ 12)
County sold gross5.3%Rent ÷ close · T12 sold tape
County asking gross11.7%Rent ÷ list · live asks
County sold NOI cap4.3%Calculator stack on closes

Modeled from available FMLS data, unit mix, and operating assumptions, with directional local / North Georgia context. DSCR and cash-on-cash use conventional terms (25% down / 7% / 30-yr) for ≤4 units. Always verify with current rent roll and expenses.

Estimated offer

Price that clears 1.25× DSCR

Modeled basis so in-place NOI covers debt at 1.25× on default conventional terms. Not a bid. If you want to offer — including below this number or below list — start here. Jeff will request the rent roll and T-12 before anyone writes a number.

Estimated offer$369,016$123,005 / door · 38% below list $600,000
  • Solve: max purchase price where modeled NOI ÷ annual debt service = 1.25×.
  • Debt assumed at 25% down / 7% / 30-yr · conventional. Vacancy 5.0%, management 10% of EGI, modeled opex (tax record + insurance / R&M allowances).
  • List is $600,000. The 1.25× basis sits below ask, so financing at list is tight unless rents or expenses move.

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Important Investment Information

Median estimated cap, cash-on-cash, and DSCR require MLS gross income or NOI, a dated broker package, a listing building total, or a unit rent roll covering at least 80% of doors. Thin records stay Incomplete — those yields are not printed in the hero or on cards. The calculator is a labeled scenario, not in-place income.

When a line is missing we use disclosed defaults only inside the calculator: vacancy floor of max(5%, 100 − present occupancy in remarks); management 8% of EGI at 8+ units otherwise 10%; insurance $800 per door; R&M $800 per door. Utility allowances turn on only if the who-pays grid or remarks say owner-paid (water $900–1,800 per door until a T-12). A single who-pays row does not set the building. We do not use an all-in “other” of $1,100 per door, and we do not average one sample rent across the building.

Rent coverage 100% — yields published from unit rents · assemblage

Some figures shown on this page are estimated because complete data was not provided in the listing. Estimated values are clearly marked.

Any estimated or modeled figures represent the independent analysis of Jeff Crowe / Century 21 The Avenues and are not supplied by FMLS or the listing broker.

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