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First shell flip budget

Steven King
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Hey guys new investor here, in Baltimore there’s townhome vacants ranging from shells that can be had for 2-10k, to gutted or leaky roof ones for up to 30k. I know that each house is different and I’m not asking for solid estimates. I was told that a gutted townhomes between 1,100-1,300sq would cost around 30k to be rent ready. Now that I’m aware of the Brrrrrrr technique I feel a little more comfortable jumping into the flip game since eventually I want to also hold a couple homes for rentals. My home have a 35k line of credit but no mortgage. I could cash out and get between 60-80k. 

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