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Updated over 7 years ago,
Just Completed Two BRRRRs
I am excited to be closing on two refi's this coming Friday....both of which I applied the BRRRR strategy. These are my 3rd and 4th property, respectively. Definitely some things I learned that I plan to apply on #5. Deal analyses below:
Property #1
- Purchase Price:$82,000
- Projected ARV:$105,000
- Post-Rehab Appraisal:$111,000
- Estimated Rehab: $11,000
- Actual Rehab:$14,518
- Financing:1st close: HML for 90 days at 9.99% and 2 points; 2nd close: 30-yr fixed at 4.375% and 0 points
- Closing Costs:$6,982 (2 closings)
- Rent:$1,200
- Cash Flow: $327 (after maintenance, vacancies, etc.)
- Cash on Cash Return:11%
- Timetable:Rehab Complete – Day 15 (started Day 1), Tenant Occupied – Day 60, Refi Complete – Day 83
Property #2
- Purchase Price:$120,000
- Projected ARV:$160,000
- Post-Rehab Appraisal:$162,000
- Estimated Rehab: $18,000
- Actual Rehab:$18,034 (amazing I got so close on this one)
- Financing:1st close: HML for 90 days at 13.99% and 3 points; 2nd close: 30-yr fixed at 4.5% and 0 points
- Closing Costs:$11,977 (2 closings)
- Rent:$1,420
- Cash Flow: $258 (after maintenance, vacancies, etc.)
- Cash on Cash Return:7% (not great, but at least I have some equity)
- Timetable:Rehab Complete – Day 25 (started Day 10), Tenant Occupied – Day 44, Refi Complete – Day 50
Key Lessons Learned:
- Be super diligent on the refi process. Start early and follow through on every step.
- Prepare an "appraisal packet" (Thanks @Yinmeng Yu ) - my appraisers were very happy (never hurts to kiss some butt at this stage). I included before/after photos, rehab items and cost breakdown, original appraisal, etc.
- Contractor I used on Property #1 was pretty good and efficient with his time. It was a labor only deal. Good part was I controlled all material costs and got some great deals. Bad part was that I was heavily involved. The contractor on Property #2 was more expensive but nearly turnkey. I'm glad to have two good options for the next property.
- Did my own listings and tenant screening. That's a whole blog in itself. But definite lessons learned.
- Super excited how quickly we turned around Property #2. 50 days from one loan to another is pretty awesome in my book. Looking to repeat that part of the process.