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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

IS THIS A GOOD WHOLESALE DEAL?
I just signed a contract with a seller than I intend to wholesale. The property is located a suburb of Detroit (yeah I know) that's mostly blue collar but is growing and has a low crime rate. Anyway here are the details:
- Single Family 3/1.5 Vinyl Sided
- 2.5 Car Detached Garage
- Full Basement (partially finished)
- 1440 sq ft/ Lot size 40x105
- Taxes are $1200 per year
- ARV is $72,000 (Based on MLS Comps)
- Move in Ready with only about $2500 in renovations that could be scheduled in over the next year or so
- Tenants already in place, but below current market rates
- I'm getting it for $50,000
Would this be a good wholesale deal?
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Yes I suspect it would be a good deal to wholesale to a landlord. However it depends on your market. If there are deals this good or better all over then perhaps not. If deals are tight it might be a very good one.
OK I just noticed that you didn't mention the rent. I thought the rent was $1200 a month but I see that is the taxes. This is a pretty tight deal for a rehab and flip. Without knowing the rent, there is no way to know if it is a good deal for a landlord.
When evaluating a deal
Important
- Rent
- ARV
- Repair cost
Unimportant
- bed and baths
- siding
- garage
- basement
- size
All the things mentioned under unimportant are already taken into account in ARV or rent amount.
Based on ARV this is a tight deal with no room for a wholesale fee for a flip. Without knowing rent, it can't be evaluated for a wholesale to a landlord. If you don't know the rent all those things under unimportant and the specific location would help someone local to you estimate the rent.