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Adam Scheetz
  • Rental Property Investor
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[Calc Review] This Deal looks SOLID, but you decide!

Adam Scheetz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Staten Island, NY
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*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.

Quick Synopsis in addition to the linked report.

  1. SFH. 3/2. 1388 sq.ft. Great community. Good clean neighborhood. REO.
  2. Asking $89,000
  3. Rent $1600-1700
  4. ARV: $195,000- $210,000 Conservative Estimate.
  5. Estimated Rehab: $50,000
  6. Taxes: $5150
  7. Insurance: Conservatively-$125/mth
  8. Built in 1995 so E&P are solid. 
  9. Needs rehab, not a full gut, but moderate rehab to Drywall, floors, kitchen and possibly bathrooms also.
  10. Nice neighborhood plot, middle income area, well kept homes

I'm looking at a renovation loan through an experienced and trusted lender who is very familiar with 203k/FNMA Home Style Renovation/Etc loans.

This area is expected to appreciate someone in the ball park of 4-7% this year with the influx of some new job growth drivers and attractions that are bringing people in. 

Please let me know what you think.

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Adam Scheetz
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Staten Island, NY
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@Tchaka Owen that's what I was thinking. I liking having multiple exit options. Shoot for a B&H, especially if I can get the numbers to go down through good fortune and skillful planning. Even a low ARV would still leave enough equity to make a flip a solid option. Might consider partnering if I flip for the added benefit of smaller exposure and increased networking. Options are always good. Thanks Tchaka for the feedback.

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