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Lake Arrowhead - Parking Deck Value Add Question

Michael Csurics
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
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Hi All, Quick Q and I hope I'm putting this in the right topic. We have a property up in Lake Arrowhead and are doing the numbers on our rehab. One thing we are having a difficult time with right now is figuring out the impact to the ARV on adding a parking deck.

Current parking is 2 car tight tandem on a downsloped driveway. With a deck we are hoping to get 2 or maybe 3 side by side. We are also considering a covered solution if budget permits. 

If anyone has any insight on a spitball for how much this would add to the appraisal (and/or rec's on good parking deck designers/installers). I'd greatly appreciate it. 

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    LOLz. Got it. It's a 3b/2ba, but I'm considering the ARV for refi down the road. For example, if the deck costs X it would be an easier green-light if the ARV turned out to be >X.

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