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JayCinta Henry
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70% Rule In DFW and Other Hot Markets

JayCinta Henry
  • Investor
  • Mesquite, TX
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Question 1:

Is anyone hitting the 70% rule in the DFW market or any other similarly hot markets? If not what have you resolved/accepted  to be your new acceptable margins? How are they working out?

Question 2:

Here is my deal, I am going to walk the property today with a contractor and a foundation repair guy. 

Property is from a major wholesaler, on a first come first served basis. 

Price $163K

ARV 230-245K comps comparisons

Rehabbing costs TBD but goal is sub $40k, likely $25-30k.

Financing is 20% personal cash, 80% hard money with 100% rehab costs, final terms TBD

This is all the info I have for now. Thoughts?

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Sergey A. Petrov
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Sergey A. Petrov
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  • Seattle, WA
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$163k+$40k is roughly $200k. Sale price of $230 less 10% selling expenses is roughly $210k. That gives you a $10k spread. What are your carrying and holding costs? And overruns on construction plus potentially extended time on the market and/or price reductions in a softening market? Too slim of a margin in my mind…

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