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Updated about 8 years ago,
First BRRRR Strategy - Good Numbers?
Hey Everyone,
I've recently found a property by using a kind of new approach - researching the homes, finding homes that fit my criteria, then contacting the owners on Facebook. Surprisingly, it works.
I have an owner offering me $62,000 for his home. 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath, 1,100 sq ft.
I think I can get him to $58,000.
20% down - $11,600.
$15,000 worth of rehab work.
ARV should be around $95,000.
The 70% LTV rule to stick to the BRRRR would imply that I am not able to pull out initial equity in home...
Total cash invested: $11,600 + $15,000 = $26,600.
Total mortgage: $46,400.
So, ($95,000 * 0.7 LTV ) - $46,400 = $20,100
Cash flow around $350/month...
I am still left with around $6,500 still left in the home. Is this a terrible investment given the cash flow?
Thanks!
Jonathan