2–4 Unit Multi-Family · Bonney Lake, WA

2–4 Unit Multi-Family Financing in Bonney Lake, WA

Estimated 0.86x DSCR on a $948,000 2–4 unit multi-family with $237,000 down — qualified on the property's income, not your tax returns.

Modeled Purchase Price
$948,000
25% Down
$237,000
Loan Amount
$711,000
Est. Monthly PITIA
$6,090
Est. Monthly Rent
$5,255/mo
Est. DSCR Ratio
0.86x

2–4 Unit Multi-Family investing in Bonney Lake

A 2–4 unit property in Bonney Lake is still residential financing — it is underwritten on the 1025 Small Residential Income Property appraisal rather than a commercial rent roll, so you keep 30-year fixed terms while spreading vacancy risk across multiple doors. Losing one tenant in a duplex costs you roughly half your income instead of all of it.

At the Bonney Lake median of $600,000, a 2–4 unit multi-family prices near $948,000 for a typical duplex — small multifamily trades at a premium per building but a discount per door. Minimum down is 25% ($237,000), leaving a loan of $711,000. Estimated all-in PITIA runs about $6,090 per month.

The Bonney Lake ratio math on this product

Two units should produce roughly $5,255/month combined — about $2,627 per door, since per-unit rents in small multifamily typically sit below the detached market rent in Bonney Lake. Against a PITIA of $6,090, that is an estimated DSCR ratio of 0.86x. That lands just under 1.0. It does not kill the deal in Bonney Lake: moving to a larger down payment ($284,400) usually closes the gap, and several shelves fund down to 0.75x with a rate add-on.

Underwriting notes specific to 2–4 unit files: the appraisal is a Form 1025 with a full rent schedule per unit, 25% down is the normal floor, and reserves are usually six months of PITIA rather than three. Expect a separate line item for common-area utilities, and confirm whether the units are separately metered — master-metered buildings shift a real expense onto you that the ratio math above does not carry.

Returns and structure

Return metrics at the Bonney Lake median for this product: an estimated cap rate of 4.12%, and monthly cash flow of $835 negative at 25% down. Negative cash flow at the minimum down payment is common in appreciation-led markets; investors close the gap with a larger down payment, a purchase below median, an added unit, or a rate buydown.

Bonney Lake property types compared

Property TypeModeled PriceMin. DownEst. IncomeEst. DSCR
Single-Family Rental$600,00020% ($120,000)$2,825/mo0.70x
2–4 Unit Multi-Family (this page)$948,00025% ($237,000)$5,255/mo0.86x
Condo & Townhome$432,00020% ($86,400)$2,232/mo0.69x

All figures model a purchase at the Bonney Lake median of $600,000 with the property-type adjustments described above, at an illustrative 7.50% DSCR rate on a 30-year fixed. Short-term rental income is shown after the standard lender haircut.

Figures on this page are modeled estimates derived from the Bonney Lake median price and market rent, adjusted for 2–4 unit multi-family product characteristics. They are illustrative, not a loan offer or an appraisal. Actual pricing, rent, taxes, insurance, HOA dues and DSCR depend on the specific property and on conditions at the time of application.

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