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Updated almost 5 years ago, 01/31/2020
Deal Analysis - East Linden Ohio (Columbus)
Hello Everyone,
First of all, please notify me if this is not the correct forum for this topic - I only seek your advice. My business partner and I are pursuing our first wholesale deal in East Linden Ohio (Columbus) and I have a number of questions. I understand that it may be difficult for you to thoroughly assess the deal through a post like this but your opinion and advice would be much appreciated. Please assume the perspective of an investor looking to purchase this contract.
The Deal:
- Purchase Price: $38,000
- ARV: $100,000
- Comp criteria: < 1 mile driving distance, 6 month time frame, 3 bedroom
- Still need to adjust comps - in progress
- Est Rehab: $20,000
- Spoke with local contractors regarding price / sq ft of various tasks
- Spoke with home depot in area for material costs
- Back Taxes: ~$2500
- Basic Info: 3 Bed, 1 Bath, 1600 sq ft, 50X80 ft lot, Built 1900
- Area Statistics: $78 Median Listing Home Price/Sq Ft ($78 X 1600 = $124,800)
- (This is taken straight from Realtor.com for East Linden Ohio)
Notes:
- New water heater (Permit)
- New furnace (Permit)
- New windows, doors, windows (Permit)
- (Siding was in progress then contractor disappeared)
- Second plot of land included next to property
Critical Questions:
- What would be a good resource to learn "Wholesale Wording"? My partner and I would like to ensure we are not advertising the property specifically but rather the contract. Wording such as "I have a contract for sale in east linden" and so on.
- How does one typically go about adjusting comps for a particular region? I am finding some rough information for my area but do not have a clear (+100 sq ft = $$$). I plan to do some data analysis on the area to better quantify this.
- As a wholesaler, how can I best present rehab costs to buyers? My partner and I are planning to very thoroughly review all items in need of repair. We will then present a set of general categories with repair costs in each. This will be accompanied with a statement like "Further detail available upon request".
Again your comments on this would be very much appreciated. Please let me know if any additional information would help paint a better picture. I have extensive information on this deal. Have a great Friday!
-Alex Brandt