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Michael Noto
  • Real Estate Agent
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Connecticut Single Family Flip Breakdown

Michael Noto
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Southington, CT
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My business partner and I are active investors & investor friendly realtors in Connecticut.  We mainly do business in Hartford County.  Below is a breakdown of a flip we have under contract.

  • Purchase Date: August 22nd
  • Location: Plainville, CT
  • 3 beds, 2 bath 1500 sq ft
  • Purchase Price: $110,000
  • Original rehab budget we borrowed was 20k, we went over $5000.00 (more on that later)
  • Closing costs: $29,340.30 (included in the closing costs is a 20% down payment on the purchase price, 3 pts on the loan amount plus the rehab budget, other closing costs.)
  • Rehab time: 7 weeks
  • Date property was put on market: 11/1
  • Listing price: $199,999
  • Date Property officially under contract: 12/5 (34 DOM)
  • Projected closing date: 1/21/15 or sooner
  • Inspection & Appraisal already completed by buyer

Once the property officially closes I will post the price we sold it for & profit numbers.  This deal will not be a home run by any means, but we feel good about the profits we will make considering the market and the time of year.  Winters in the northeast make it a tough time to sell sometimes. Hopefully my business partner chimes in on this thread as he is a huge part of why this project went well.  Flat out couldn't do it without him.

In the next post, I will detail before and after pictures of the rehab.  Feel free to ask any questions at all that you may have and I will do my best to answer promptly.

  • Michael Noto

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Phil Z.
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Orange, CT
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Phil Z.
  • Real Estate Broker
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At least your Profit amount didn't include your Down Payment like the 'profit' checks the Gurus flash around ;)

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