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Updated about 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Using the 70% rule on fix/flip.
Looking for a little clarity on the 70% rule when flipping. Everything I've read or watched about yet subject states buying at 70% below ARV then subtracting rehab cost equals your purchase price. Others state the same but also subtract the profit you'd like to make. Which is correct 🤔 if we are already buying at 70% below ARV is this not our build in profit?
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Wayne Brooks
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Yes, but it's 70% Of ARV, minus repairs....not 70% Off ARV. The 30% of ARV is supposed to cover your closing costs, carrying costs and profit.