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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Duplex rehab
I am considering this deal for a buy and hold....this is a duplex that needs rehab. Haven't started negotiating price yet, but I know I'll have to get he owner to come down on the asking price. Just wondering what some of you might do to make this a good deal for both myself (the buyer) and the seller.
ARV = $250K
ASK = $160K
Avg Rent in area = $900-1200
Repairs < $55K
3bdrm/1bath 940sqft
BP'ers...please give me your thoughts, ideas, or suggestions. Thanks very much.....
Most Popular Reply

This looks kinda expensive to me, even before you factor monthly expenses: taxes, water, sewer...etc. AND $55k for repairs? An all cash offer is always a motivator but in this case that still might not be enough make this a good deal for you.