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How much does a new roof effect the ARV on a SFH
I am in the process of doing a BRRRR on a SFH. The roof is relatively new (within 3 years old), but looks bad. Should I purchase a new roof for $6500 and hope that increases the ARV?
My expected numbers on the SFH (without the new roof) are below:
Purchase Price: $155,000 cash
ARV: $300,000
75%: $225,000
REHAB: $70,000
Should I add the new roof for the overall aesthetic of the home but more importantly will this raise the ARV to help accommodate the extra rehab expense?
Thanks!
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If the roof is only 3 years old doesn’t leak and was installed correctly hire a company to clean it. It will look great when there done. I’ve had it done it will be a big improvement. If you were flipping it I would say it’s a must. For a rental it’s just an aesthetic look. Pay a few books and clean it.