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Updated almost 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Under contract in Cape Coral, FL
I want to get more feedback of this deal..
I have a 3/2 2300 sf house with pool and hottub, water views under contract for 145. I did my walk through yesterday and I needs about 35k worth of work ..The ARV is around 215-235 from what the agent said and what I can see from the comps.. but the house needs a lot of work..
Now I think 145 is too much to spend.. I need to be around 130-135 to be in this for a 10%+ of ARV profit.
Assuming the MPP formula:
ARV of 215- 35 reno -17fixed costs-30 expected profit = 133. That's the number I should be at.. I think the 12k really makes the risk go higher in case something goes wrong that is unexpected..
Using the MAO formula
215x.7-35k = 115k but I don't think this is too realistic.. The bank would never let it go for this much.
Looking for some opinions on this deal from some experts..
Thank you.