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Kevin Kohler
  • Real Estate Broker | Investor | Property Manager
  • Plantation, FL
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I might have found a possible first home to flip, but I need gui

Kevin Kohler
  • Real Estate Broker | Investor | Property Manager
  • Plantation, FL
Posted

Here are my numbers on a 1350sf 3/2 I found:

  • purchase price: $60,000
  • Rehab budget: $60k
  • Holding & hard loan costs: $14,000
  • Sale closing & Realtor fees: $11,000
  • ARV: $199,900
  • Possible profit: $54,900

I am assuming the kitchen and 2 bathrooms need a full redo as well as painting/sealing the driveway a day some new floors. I could possibly get everything done with a lower budget but prefer to be prepared.

Thoughts? 

Also, does anyone have a good excel sheet or Web calculator to double check hard money costs?

There are 2000sf homes 2 blocks away that have sold for $280k but mostly it is an inexpensive neighborhood. Maybe I'm pricing ARV too low...

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