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Mark Shaffar
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Madison, WI
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Turnkey 4/1 in decent Milwaukee neighborhood

Mark Shaffar
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Madison, WI
Posted

I have a turnkey (buy-fix-hold) project available to a cash investor.

This is a 4/1 at 4376 N 65th Milwaukee, WI

Price $68,000

Rehab $5,000

Costs to Carry $1,000

Closing Costs $2,000

Investor All in $76,000

ARV $80,000

rent $1,125

Taxes $175

Management $90 (8%)

Vacancy $56 (5%)

Reserve $56 (5%)

net $747

Unfinanced cash ROI 11.8%

Offering

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Mehran K.
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  • Wichita Falls, TX
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Mehran K.
  • Investor
  • Wichita Falls, TX
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This property is listed on the MLS for $59.9k and appears ready for a retail buyer.

MLS Listing

How can the ARV be $80k? What rehab works needs to be done that will cost $5k? It appears I can be all in for $59.9k and I'm just wondering because this doesn't add up for me.

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