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Updated over 4 years ago, 10/03/2020

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Nelson Del Castillo
  • Investor
  • trumbull, CT
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Is this a deal - (New Construction Project)

Nelson Del Castillo
  • Investor
  • trumbull, CT
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Is this a deal? I am looking at a new construction project. The lot currently has a 1500 sqft cape on it. The plan is to knock it down and put up 2 duplexes at 1500 sqft a piece. Purchase price for the lot with the house is 125k, each duplex will sell for 250k a piece. I normally do flips and buy at 70% minus repairs... What would be a good formula to use for new construction, 65% minus repairs? The project is in the north east in Connecticut. Any input or opinion from builders will be appreciated.