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Amanda Sutherlin
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Spring Hill, FL
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Full time JOB, Full time Single MOM.....and now Full time LANDLADY!

Amanda Sutherlin
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Spring Hill, FL
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Bought my first deal and now its rented! I have a full time JOB, I'm a very busy single mom and now I'm a full time LandLady :) Here are the #'s:

Purchase Price: $78,900

Down Payment: $7890

Repair Costs: $1200

PITI: $585

Rented: $975

I'm happy with these #'s, it is my first deal and I've learned a lot already. I'm excited to take what I've learned and start looking for my next buy and hold deal.

Now I know what's coming next....all the 2%er's can have at it! (hard to get a 2% deal in my area)

Annnnd...GO :)

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Walt Payne
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Walt Payne
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Sebastian, FL
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@Leigh C  @Amanda Sutherlin  Paying asking price is not, by nature, a bad thing. Paying an amount that does not cash flow is an issue. Sometimes, in some markets, paying asking price makes sense. I did it on one of my properties that is in a B- neighborhood and was a steal. I was not going to risk the chance that the seller would delay to negotiate and get a better offer from someone else. Could I have gotten it for less? Maybe. Could I have lost it by trying? Probably. I have also bid over asking price. And yes, there are properties that I would not buy at 25% of asking. The deal speaks for itself, not just one part of the deal.

Quote of the day: A good deal is a good deal, regardless of percentage of asking price that you pay.

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