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Hans M.
  • Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
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How much cash are you willing to leave in a BRRRR deal?

Hans M.
  • Investor
  • St. Louis, MO
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Hello B.P. community,

I'm trying to land my first property, and I'm curious about your thoughts on this potential deal. My questions are:

1. In order to make the property cash flow at $200 a month (my own criterion for a SFR), I'd be leaving 56% of equity in the deal, $18,000 of my own money. However, I'd be getting a 13% CoC return. Do you think this is reasonable, or with BRRRR should I be aiming at leaving 0$ of my own money in the deal?

2. The ARV will likely be around 105-100k. However, rent in this area will only be 900-950k. So, I'll all-in for over the 1% rule, but after rehab, I'm under the 1% rule. Is this an indicator that this is not a great deal?

Thanks, all!

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