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Updated over 7 years ago,
BRRRR Confusion - Cash flow doesn't make sense
So, having one BRRRR under my belt, I'm ready to jump into the next one. Have my eye on a property which at first glance looks good, but the numbers just aren't making sense to me.
Purchase price: $125K (aggressive based on list price)
ARV: $175K
Rent: $1100/mo
Assuming 25% down payment for a refi, at say 4%
PITI: $866/mo
CAPEX, Maintenance, Vacancies: $286/mo
Monthly Cashflow: -$52 No good.
So I start rejiggering the numbers. Say I can get it for $100K. The cash flow remains the same! If I can get the ARV up to $200K, the cash flow remains the same. Of course, this makes sense, since the PITI and rent stays the same.
But now I'm confused. The purchase price doesn't really matter, it's a matter of ARV vs. rent. Right? Should I be analyzing this differently? Or are the numbers really that bad?