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David Segal
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When do you replace working items?

David Segal
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Paradise Valley, AZ
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I have a house flipp with two fully functioning HVAC systems. They are on the older side (each at 15 years), but they both work perfectly fine. The potential buyer that i have under contract is asking me to replace them for new units Because the inspectoe said they are older. At what point do you replace them?

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J Scott
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A few years back I came up with the "75% rule" of thumb that I use for capital expenses. Basically, if a capital item is more than 75% past its typical useful life, I will replace it for a retail flip.

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