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Paul Baldwin
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Basic formula for estimating rehabs

Paul Baldwin
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Charleston
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Hey there team. Wondering if there is a basic formula out there for estimating rehabs (e.g. bathroom rehab generally cost ??, kitchen rehab generally cost ?? ). Looking for a baseline for quick initial rehab estimations understanding that I'll need to do a more comprehensive estimation the deeper we get into running numbers. Is there a cheat sheet somewhere? Help? Thanks!

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    Ko Kashiwagi
    • Lender
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    Ko Kashiwagi
    • Lender
    • Los Angeles, CA
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    Hi Paul,

    Rehab costs vary a lot depending on the location. A floor rehab in Los Angeles will be different than a floor rehab in Cleveland. For ballpark numbers like this, it's probably best to contract contractors and flippers in the area. With that being said, I'm attaching a page I read on a book for reference.

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