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Shan K.
  • San Diego, CA
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Flip at prime a location in SoCal

Shan K.
  • San Diego, CA
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Buying at dream location, dream property near beach in San Diego. First column is conservative, second column is the best case scenario. This is cash deal , will refinance after closing. What do you guys think about this flip? 



ARV $465,000$475,000
Offer Price$360,000$350,000
Commission 4.5%$16,200$15,750
Technology$299$299
Rehab$20,000$15,000
Eviction$5,000$3,000
Closing$3,000$3,000
Inspection$500$500
Holding Cost$4,000$4,000
Sales cost 10%$46,500$47,500
Profit$9,501$35,951
Cash Invested$408,999$391,549
Return on Invested cash2.32%9.18%

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Sharyn Umaña-Angers
  • San Diego, CA
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Sharyn Umaña-Angers
  • San Diego, CA
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I know that when you lay out the numbers like that, it looks like a dream situation but in my experience, in Southern California, a $100k window for everything is cutting it close. I say that from experience that costs can be worse than your worse-case scenario. I'd feel more comfortable with a $300k offer if it were me.. but if you're confident in your ability to move it in that neighborhood, it could work. Good luck! 

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