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Spencer Cuello
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Fix and Flip Deal Analysis

Spencer Cuello
  • Investor
  • Hoboken, NJ
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Full numbers of the fix and flip below - let me know what you think!

- Purchase price: $180k

- Estimated rehab cost: $90k

- Holding costs + Closing Costs: $66k

- ARV: $400k

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Tony Pellettieri
  • Investor
  • NC / SC
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Tony Pellettieri
  • Investor
  • NC / SC
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When flipping a property I look at the following…

Holding time - I like short term, helps maximize your RoR.

ROI - I prefer 30%+ but not easy to find in many markets. 20% is my minimum. RoR is the more important metric though which take into account your holding time

Rate of Return(RoR) - I prefer to invest in deals with 100%+

Rehab Costs / Profit - 2 is good, 1 is great, less than 1 Phenomenal

Cost/SqFt of Rehab - helps you determined minimum Profit Margin

Profit Margin - Base 10%, then add 1% per $5/sqft in rehab costs

I would recommend reading/listing to the following books. FLIP, and The Book on Flipping Houses.

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