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Don Daniels
  • Spring, TX
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That time you made 2,000% on your money

Don Daniels
  • Spring, TX
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So I have to share this deal I just did with you... Conservative estimates before receiving a bid from a contractor, inspection report or appraisal:

  • $16k cash out of pocket
  • $80k purchase price
  • $160k ARV
  • $45k rehab (Houston flood house)
  • 30% cash on cash return ($415/mo net cash flow) 
  • 159% return on equity ($26k equity)

My contractor went out and estimated $50k, which means my cash out of pocket goes up ~$5k, but i'm still pretty happy with the numbers.  Inspection comes back with a few minor items I hadn't considered. I worked with my contractor to fit the items in, keeping the total at $50k.

My lender calls me, telling me he has some good news. The hard money appraisal comes back $18k above my ARV! My new numbers are as follows:

  • $2.2k cash out of pocket
  • $80k purchase price
  • $178k ARV
  • $50k rehab (Houston flood house)
  • 226% cash on cash return ($415/mo net cash flow)
  • 1,772% return on equity ($39k equity)

I previously wrote a check for $2.5k earnest money, so at closing I received cash back of $250. My single-year ROI is nearly 2000%!! I'm tempted to cut my rehab by $2.2k or more so I can claim an infinite return or that I got paid to take the house :) All I can say is real estate is awesome.

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