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Tomer Shani
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First Flip deal analysis

Tomer Shani
  • Investor
  • Astoria, NY
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Hello everyone. 

I'm in the decision stage about my first flip and I'd like to get an outside opinion on it. 

It's a 3BR+1BA

Here are the numbers: 

Purchase: 30k

Rehab: 35k 

C.C: 3K

Potential Rent: 1,000 

Taxes: 456

Insurance: 800

ARV: 100K

It's a cash deal. Perhaps I'll do a refi incase I would like to do a BRRRR instead of a straight forward flip

What are your thoughts? are the margins look good? I've rounded the numbers up to be conservative. and rounded the ARV down.

Would love to get you take 

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Andrew Kerr
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Andrew Kerr
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@Tomer Shani- You are essentially into the property for $80k and it will be worth $100k. If this is a property you are holding, it seems pretty good as you created $20k in extra net worth. The BRRRR method would work great here as you could easily get a cash out loan for around 70-75% LTV. You would get almost all your cash back, and could go do another deal like this.

If this was purely a flip, and you planned to sell, it would be a tight deal, but still not bad. If it sold for $100k, you would have selling costs of 5-8%, plus you might have to spend money on staging. So you would be left with around $10-15k profit if it all went as planned.

Let us know how the deal works out!

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