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Updated 11 months ago,

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Newbie - Dallas market

Kris B.
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Hey folks. This is my post post in this community and I am super excited to join here. I am hoping to get some guidance. I am a newbie investor and working on a deal in Dallas area for Rehab, Rent and Hold. This is a SFR 2900 sq ft, 4/2.5 with 2 car garage. LP is 280,000, ARV is 425,000ish and renovation is about 75 ~ 80 grands (+20 grands for closing cost, first year taxes, reserve etc). Thinking of 25% cash down with the rest in HM. However, does this deal even make sense? This neighborhood has been a buyers market; more houses than buyers. This house has some equity already, but after closing cost for each transaction, cap expenses, property taxes in TX, do I really get anything out of this deal If I hold for 2-3 years?

The BP rental report shows below:

Monthly cash flow: -$349 /mo
Income: $2,300 /mo
Expenses: $2,649 /mo
CoC ROI: -2.79%
Pro Forma Cap Rate: 3.35%
Purchase Cap Rate: 5.10%

TIA!

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