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First Buy and Hold Property Advice
Hello,
I have found a house in Columbus Ohio and am currently pulling together some funding for the deal. I am looking to use the BRRR strategy for this property. Below are the numbers, any advice is welcomed:
House Specs - 3 bedroom, 1.5 baths, 1400sqft and no gargage
Purchase price(including closing costs) - $43,500
Rehab cost - $31,000
Holding cost - $2200
Total cost - $76700
Comps around $110,000
Monthly rent - $800
Cap rate 8.3%
Most Popular Reply

@Ryan Mainwaring, a couple of points: 1. If you'll genuinely be able to get $110k once it's rehabbed, might it be a better flip candidate? Is it in a mainly Owner Occupier area? The reason I ask is, even out-of-state turnkey investors usually look for at least 1% gross return on their outlay, so why are THEY paying $110k for comps there? You'll BARELY get 1% gross, even at wholesale.
So to summarize point 1: be conservative in your post-rehab bank appraisal estimation.
Point 2: There's no margin for error on the rehab. As soon as you go over, you won't be able to pull out all your original deposit for your next one. Hopefully, $31k IS conservative enough? All the best!