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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
New investor, I think I might have found a deal...
This is my first post on Bigger Pockets! Hello everyone! I am very new to all of this and learning a lot by attending TREIA meetings, webinars, reading books etc.
It's exactly what I thought would happen. I have analyzed so many properties that were not deals, that I don't believe the numbers (i.e. I think I'm doing something wrong.) when one comes out looking like a deal. I used the BRRR calculator.
It is duplex that is currently vacant and in pretty bad shape. I have more details on the numbers I used, but I am looking for a sanity/idiot check. Even if I don't go for this one, it would be great to know if I'm on the right track.
I'm looking at doing 10% down on the first rehab loan and then refinancing at the standard 20-25%.