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Thomas M Sims
  • New to Real Estate
  • Hampton Roads area of Virginia
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Newbie, working my first deal...

Thomas M Sims
  • New to Real Estate
  • Hampton Roads area of Virginia
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Good evening BP, I'm working on scoring my first deal which I found on Zillow (FSBO). The seller owns the property outright and is asking $70K. Both units currently rented and allegedly both tenants want to stay. While talking to the owner he disclosed that he was currently liquidating all of his properties and also had 3 additional SF homes on one lot currently bringing in roughly $1600 total so, he just became a warm lead for me(hopefully).

With that in mind I was considering the option of a straight cash offer in hopes of getting first dibs on his other 3 properties when he is ready to sell those.  Once we close and things settle out I'll take out a mortgage to get all my cash out (6 months or so).

According to the county records he purchased the property for $37,500 in 2013. I'm considering a cash offer of between $50K-$58K plus closing cost (no agent commissions involved) which is right in line with the tax assessment. BRRR calculation link below...

I can basically do a Buy, Rent, Refi vice Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refi.  Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated.  thanks, tommy

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