101 41st St NE
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101 41st St NE
15 Unit Apartment Building $2,600,000 ($173,333/Unit) Washington, DC 20019
Executive Summary
THE BUILDING
The property is an existing three-story multi-family apartment building containing a total of fifteen dwelling units with 13,468 square feet of gross building area, plus a finished basement level (according to the tax record). The building was constructed in 1963 and reportedly completely renovated in 2021. The zoning is RA-1 (Residential Apartment Zone) and the lot size is 17,500 square feet, or 0.4 acres. The unit mix includes approximately six 1 BR / 1 BA units, seven 2 BR / 1 BA units, and two 3 BR / 1 BA conversions. The building has three floors above ground with four units each, plus a finished basement with three units, a laundry room, and storage. There is a parking lot with 16 spaces for use by the residents. Utility providers are DC Water and Sewer Authority, PEPCO, Washington Gas, and Verizon.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
The nearest fire and police stations are within one-tenth of a mile of the property. The local school system includes Smothers Elementary School, Kelly Miller Middle School, and Woodson High School. The building is across the street from the Benning Elementary Campus, which is a DC Prep Public Charter School offering grades Pre-K through Eighth. Major colleges and universities are Georgetown, George Washington, and American Universities in Washington, DC, as well as the University of Maryland, College Park in Maryland.
The main access into the neighborhood is the Baltimore-Washington Parkway that becomes the Kenilworth Avenue Freeway/Anacostia Freeway (Route 295). Access to the area from Route 295 is provided by Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue NE to Minnesota Avenue NE, and then to Hunt Place NE and 42nd Street NE, Ames Street NE, and finally 41st Street NE. Public transportation is provided by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) and provides access throughout Washington, DC and to major destinations in suburban Maryland and Virginia. The Minnesota Avenue Metrorail Station is located approximately 0.6-mile northwest and the nearest WMATA Metrobus stop is located about less than two blocks south at the corner of 41st Street NE and E. Capitol Street NE.
THE OPPORTUNITY
This property is being sold by a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee, therefore the sales are exempt from DC’s Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA). This allows for an expedited acquisition process, including necessary Bankruptcy Court approval. The property is also located within an Opportunity Zone census tract designed by the District of Columbia, offering federal tax incentives to support public and community economic growth.
Investment Highlights
Thank you for your interest in this unique portfolio of nine multifamily properties across Washington, DC's NE and SE neighborhoods. This offering provides an accessible entry point for first-time multifamily investors and a growth opportunity for established firms looking to expand their portfolio of income-producing assets. Ranging from a four-unit property at 3205 D Street, SE, to a fifteen-unit community at 2100 15th Street, SE, this portfolio offers options to suit a variety of investment goals.
With housing prices on the rise and strong demand for quality rental properties, this is an ideal time to benefit from the economic momentum in multifamily investing.
Key benefits include:
Consistent Cash Flow
Multifamily properties generate steady income from multiple rental units, reducing dependency on a single tenant and ensuring reliable cash flow.
Economies of Scale
Managing multiple units within one portfolio can reduce per-unit costs for maintenance, repairs, and professional management.
Portfolio Diversification
Multifamily properties bring diversity to real estate portfolios, offering stability and reduced risk compared to other asset classes.
Appreciation Potential
Multifamily properties generally appreciate over time through "forced appreciation," where values align with increased net operating income driven by market demand and rent adjustments.
Tax Advantages
Investors benefit from tax incentives, including bonus depreciation, interest deductions, and 1031 exchange opportunities to defer capital gains taxes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How is a Bankruptcy Sale Different from other Real Estate Transactions?
In a bankruptcy sale, once the Sales Contract is ratified by the Bankruptcy Trustee, it requires approval by the Bankruptcy Court. This process typically takes 30 to 45 days from contract signing to Court approval. After the Court issues an Order approving the sale, the Trustee can proceed with closing, similar to any standard real estate transaction.
Are these Sales Subject to the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) in DC?
No, bankruptcy sales are exempt from TOPA restrictions, allowing for a streamlined transaction without the need for tenant purchase rights.
Are the Properties Professionally Managed?
Yes, all properties are managed by the 10Ninety Group, a reputable DC-based residential property management firm.
Is there access to a Rent Roll, 12-Month Operating Statement, or Lease Copies?
Currently, we don’t have complete financial documentation due to the nature of this bankruptcy sale. The property manager is actively gathering a rent roll, T12 operating statement, and lease copies to provide the most accurate information possible.
Can I Tour the Units in the Property I’m Interested In?
A RealMarkets team member will show vacant units as part of your preliminary due diligence starting in January 2025. Occupied units, however, are only accessible to purchasers with a ratified sales contract.
Is a Due Diligence Period Allowed in My Offer?
Yes, you may include a due diligence period in your offer. However, all contingencies, including financing, must be removed prior to the scheduled Court hearing. By the time of the Bankruptcy Court’s approval hearing, the contract should be non-contingent.
Do I Have to Buy All the Properties, or Can I Select Individual Ones?
You’re welcome to purchase one, several, or all of the available properties. As the Bankruptcy Trustee reviews offers on a rolling basis, we encourage you to submit your offer as soon as possible.
One Final Note
Each prospective buyer is encouraged to verify all information provided herein. All property is sold in strictly as-is, where-is condition.
To learn more or to submit an offer on one, multiple, or all of these properties, please reach out to a member of our sales team. We look forward to supporting your investment journey and helping you reach your financial goals.
The property is an existing three-story multi-family apartment building containing a total of fifteen dwelling units with 13,468 square feet of gross building area, plus a finished basement level (according to the tax record). The building was constructed in 1963 and reportedly completely renovated in 2021. The zoning is RA-1 (Residential Apartment Zone) and the lot size is 17,500 square feet, or 0.4 acres. The unit mix includes approximately six 1 BR / 1 BA units, seven 2 BR / 1 BA units, and two 3 BR / 1 BA conversions. The building has three floors above ground with four units each, plus a finished basement with three units, a laundry room, and storage. There is a parking lot with 16 spaces for use by the residents. Utility providers are DC Water and Sewer Authority, PEPCO, Washington Gas, and Verizon.
THE NEIGHBORHOOD
The nearest fire and police stations are within one-tenth of a mile of the property. The local school system includes Smothers Elementary School, Kelly Miller Middle School, and Woodson High School. The building is across the street from the Benning Elementary Campus, which is a DC Prep Public Charter School offering grades Pre-K through Eighth. Major colleges and universities are Georgetown, George Washington, and American Universities in Washington, DC, as well as the University of Maryland, College Park in Maryland.
The main access into the neighborhood is the Baltimore-Washington Parkway that becomes the Kenilworth Avenue Freeway/Anacostia Freeway (Route 295). Access to the area from Route 295 is provided by Nannie Helen Burroughs Avenue NE to Minnesota Avenue NE, and then to Hunt Place NE and 42nd Street NE, Ames Street NE, and finally 41st Street NE. Public transportation is provided by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) and provides access throughout Washington, DC and to major destinations in suburban Maryland and Virginia. The Minnesota Avenue Metrorail Station is located approximately 0.6-mile northwest and the nearest WMATA Metrobus stop is located about less than two blocks south at the corner of 41st Street NE and E. Capitol Street NE.
THE OPPORTUNITY
This property is being sold by a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Trustee, therefore the sales are exempt from DC’s Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA). This allows for an expedited acquisition process, including necessary Bankruptcy Court approval. The property is also located within an Opportunity Zone census tract designed by the District of Columbia, offering federal tax incentives to support public and community economic growth.
Investment Highlights
Thank you for your interest in this unique portfolio of nine multifamily properties across Washington, DC's NE and SE neighborhoods. This offering provides an accessible entry point for first-time multifamily investors and a growth opportunity for established firms looking to expand their portfolio of income-producing assets. Ranging from a four-unit property at 3205 D Street, SE, to a fifteen-unit community at 2100 15th Street, SE, this portfolio offers options to suit a variety of investment goals.
With housing prices on the rise and strong demand for quality rental properties, this is an ideal time to benefit from the economic momentum in multifamily investing.
Key benefits include:
Consistent Cash Flow
Multifamily properties generate steady income from multiple rental units, reducing dependency on a single tenant and ensuring reliable cash flow.
Economies of Scale
Managing multiple units within one portfolio can reduce per-unit costs for maintenance, repairs, and professional management.
Portfolio Diversification
Multifamily properties bring diversity to real estate portfolios, offering stability and reduced risk compared to other asset classes.
Appreciation Potential
Multifamily properties generally appreciate over time through "forced appreciation," where values align with increased net operating income driven by market demand and rent adjustments.
Tax Advantages
Investors benefit from tax incentives, including bonus depreciation, interest deductions, and 1031 exchange opportunities to defer capital gains taxes.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
How is a Bankruptcy Sale Different from other Real Estate Transactions?
In a bankruptcy sale, once the Sales Contract is ratified by the Bankruptcy Trustee, it requires approval by the Bankruptcy Court. This process typically takes 30 to 45 days from contract signing to Court approval. After the Court issues an Order approving the sale, the Trustee can proceed with closing, similar to any standard real estate transaction.
Are these Sales Subject to the Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) in DC?
No, bankruptcy sales are exempt from TOPA restrictions, allowing for a streamlined transaction without the need for tenant purchase rights.
Are the Properties Professionally Managed?
Yes, all properties are managed by the 10Ninety Group, a reputable DC-based residential property management firm.
Is there access to a Rent Roll, 12-Month Operating Statement, or Lease Copies?
Currently, we don’t have complete financial documentation due to the nature of this bankruptcy sale. The property manager is actively gathering a rent roll, T12 operating statement, and lease copies to provide the most accurate information possible.
Can I Tour the Units in the Property I’m Interested In?
A RealMarkets team member will show vacant units as part of your preliminary due diligence starting in January 2025. Occupied units, however, are only accessible to purchasers with a ratified sales contract.
Is a Due Diligence Period Allowed in My Offer?
Yes, you may include a due diligence period in your offer. However, all contingencies, including financing, must be removed prior to the scheduled Court hearing. By the time of the Bankruptcy Court’s approval hearing, the contract should be non-contingent.
Do I Have to Buy All the Properties, or Can I Select Individual Ones?
You’re welcome to purchase one, several, or all of the available properties. As the Bankruptcy Trustee reviews offers on a rolling basis, we encourage you to submit your offer as soon as possible.
One Final Note
Each prospective buyer is encouraged to verify all information provided herein. All property is sold in strictly as-is, where-is condition.
To learn more or to submit an offer on one, multiple, or all of these properties, please reach out to a member of our sales team. We look forward to supporting your investment journey and helping you reach your financial goals.
Property Facts
Price | $2,600,000 | Building Class | C |
Price Per Unit | $173,333 | Lot Size | 0.43 AC |
Sale Type | Investment | Building Size | 12,300 SF |
No. Units | 15 | No. Stories | 4 |
Property Type | Multifamily | Year Built | 1963 |
Property Subtype | Apartment | Parking Ratio | 1.3/1,000 SF |
Apartment Style | Low Rise | Opportunity Zone |
Yes
|
Price | $2,600,000 |
Price Per Unit | $173,333 |
Sale Type | Investment |
No. Units | 15 |
Property Type | Multifamily |
Property Subtype | Apartment |
Apartment Style | Low Rise |
Building Class | C |
Lot Size | 0.43 AC |
Building Size | 12,300 SF |
No. Stories | 4 |
Year Built | 1963 |
Parking Ratio | 1.3/1,000 SF |
Opportunity Zone |
Yes |
Unit Amenities
- Air Conditioning
Unit Mix Information
Description | No. Units | Avg. Rent/Mo | SF |
---|---|---|---|
3+1 | 2 | - | - |
2+1 | 7 | - | - |
1+1 | 6 | - | - |
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Walk Score ®
Very Walkable (75)
Transit Score ®
Excellent Transit (81)
PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Number | 5084-0820 | Improvements Assessment | $544,950 |
Land Assessment | $692,480 | Total Assessment | $1,237,430 |
PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Number
5084-0820
Land Assessment
$692,480
Improvements Assessment
$544,950
Total Assessment
$1,237,430
zoning
Zoning Code | RA-1 |
RA-1 |
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