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Theo Seng
  • New to Real Estate
  • Troy, AL
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First house flip in Alabama

Theo Seng
  • New to Real Estate
  • Troy, AL
Posted Jul 22 2024, 11:36

I'm looking at jumping into my first house flip. I would be doing this will a local partner, we would buy the distressed property in cash and get a hard loan for the renovations. As we are local we plan to do some of the work ourselves, but we will hire a contractor for the bigger issues. I've ran the numbers, we would get it for around 35k, about 35-40k in repairs and the ARV is right around 120k depending on the current state of the market. Is there any advice anyone could offer me for my first house flip? To me the numbers make sense and there is margin for error, I don't see why I wouldn't go for it. My only concern is that the time on the market is around 70-100 days.

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