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First Deal
So as the subject says I finally have a deal that might get me off the fence. It's on a 3/1.5 townhouse that I am looking to flip. Take a look at my numbers and let me know what you think. Take it easy, I'm one of those newbies!
Purchase 75,000
Reno 30,000
Cost to Sell 15,000
Holding Costs / Taxes 5000
ARV 140,000
Profit 15000
Agent thinks he can get closer to 145k but I used 140k in my calculations to be safe. Anyone see any issue with my calculations? I would be using cash for the purchase and reno. Another option I am contemplating is to finance and keep it as a rental and reduce reno to around 15k.
Also I have a question on financing flips. If an investor cannot purchase a flip all cash is it a bad idea to finance? The reason I ask is because I know the broker doesn't make any money on the deal if you sell it within six months. Do you worry about that?
Looking forward to your comments!
Thanks