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Spencer Wayne Whitley Jr.
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Package Deal: 16 SFHs w/ 2 Accessory Units

Spencer Wayne Whitley Jr.
Contractors
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I’m evaluating a package deal of 16 single-family homes in northeastern NC, and I’m looking for advice on the best way to approach this opportunity. Here are the deal details:

  • Purchase Price: $540,000
  • Closing & apriaisal: 20k
  • Repair                 250K
  • Property Details:
    • 16 single-family homes (2 with accessory units)
    • 9 units currently occupied at $700/month
    • Majority of the properties have new roofs and new HVAC systems
    • 7 of the units that are unoccupied would take approx. 15-20k to be ready to rent
    • 2 of the units that are unoccupied would take 25-30k
  • Rental Potential:
    • Section 8 average rent in this area is $1,008/unit
    • Current rents are below market (750-850)
  • My Position: I have the opportunity to wholesale the deal but am considering if holding and pursuing a Section 8 strategy might be more profitable in the long run.

I’m not very experienced with Section 8 rentals but feel that could be a solid strategy to maximize cash flow given the current rents and potential in this market. This deal would tie all my cash up for 7-12 months. 

  • Spencer Wayne Whitley Jr.

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