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Updated about 7 years ago,
Working in up front reno costs in the numbers for rental home?
Curious to see what ways you guys do the math (and the pros/cons to spinning it either way) while doing lots of up front renovation on purchase of a home to prep it for tenants. Doing very very basic numbers: Lets say I purchase home X for $100,000 and put $25,000 into it to get it up to par. Assuming rent is $1,000 a month shooting for the 1% rule, am I at 1% (1,000/100,000) or 0.8% (1,000/125,000). Like I said, not sure whats better- to include the 25,000 as the purchase price, or to assume that is $25,000 in capex costs. Thanks for your opinions!