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Tim Youse
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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BRRRR - am I getting it right?

Tim Youse
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Before I actually make my first BRRRR purchase I wanted to make sure I'm getting it right. Let me know if I'm forgetting something in my numbers below please:

Buy
purchase price $50,000
down payment of 20% $10,000
closing costs $2,000
total acquisition costs $12,000
initial mortgage payment $191
Rehab
rehab costs $30,000
6 months holding costs $3,000
rehab costs + acquisition costs ($12k) $45,000
Refi
house appraises for $125,000
cash out for 80% of that $100,000
cash out ($100k) minus total costs ($45k) and initial principle balance ($40k): $15,000
new mortgage principle balance: $100,000
new payment is: $477
Rent
Market Rent $1,200
monthy profit (not including expenses other than debt service) $723
Repeat
Investment Costs ($45k) plus cashout ($15k) $60,000
Annual rental profit $8,676

Am I doing it right?