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Updated about 4 years ago, 10/10/2020
Need help! BRRRR gone wrong
I, like many, fell in love with the BRRRR strategy and was constantly looking for property that would fit this category. I am in the Dallas area and found a property through a wholesaler in a small town (but growing rapidly) 30 minutes outside of Dallas. I jumped on the opportunity. My estimations were:
PP: $56,500
Rehab: $42,000
ARV: $127,000
Rents: $1250
The property was in worse condition than advertised by the wholesaler, but nothing too major that hadn’t been accounted for.
To keep a long story short, the city has been a nightmare, we have been issued multiple stop work orders for ridiculous reasons (trash in the front yard). I now have $115,000 total into the project and probably needs another $20,000 to meet the city inspectors expectations. It has taken 2 months longer than initially thought it would. My contractor is MIA, he’s tired of the project.
My question is would you try to get out of this ASAP and sell at a loss or push forward and finish the project, refi and rent.
Thanks for your input!