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Bryston Wisekal
  • Charleston, SC
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Gastonia, NC BRRRR #2

Bryston Wisekal
  • Charleston, SC
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Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $83,000
Cash invested: $156,000

Traditional BRRRR
Purchased for $83k, spent $64k on the rehab, $5k in closing costs, all in for $153k and appraisal came back at $212k but took a loan at 67% LTV. Rents for $1250, cash flow is thin but everything has been renovated so capex and repairs should be minimal.