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Brett Schickler
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My first BRRRR deal in Rochester NY

Brett Schickler
  • Investor
  • Rochester, NY
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Hello, Im currently working on my 2nd deal however this is 1st attempt at using the BRRRR strategy. I have a short sale under contract and I'm set to close at the end of the month. I would like to throw the numbers out here and see if theres anything I'm missing? The property is a single family home in a nice area of the city with a high rental demand, the purchase price is: $65,000 repairs: $19,500 ARV is between $115,000 -$120,000. I have a bank that will allow me to refi at 80% of ARV after 6 months. I believe the property will conservatively rent for $1350 per month if not more. I've run the number's several times and it looks like the property will cash flow $220+ per month (after the refi) and I should be able to refi most if not all of my original investment out after the 6 months seasoning period. Is there anything that I'm missing here?

$65,000 (pp) + $19,500 (repairs) = $85,000

ARV $115,000 x 80% =$92,000

Ive used the BRRRR calculator and as far as i can see everything looks good. I would really appreciate any feed back from some seasoned investors.

Thanks!

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Steve Santacroce
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Steve Santacroce
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You're missing the closing costs (once for the short sale, and once for the refi mortgage) and holding costs (how many months to rehab * taxes & insurance).

First close prob be around 2k. Then the refi prob around 4-5k. If you can rehab it in a month, you're looking at about 2 months to close on the refi, so 3 months holding costs. 

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