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Help with analyzing vacation rentals- 2 properties
Two properties- both vacation rentals. One needs work and one doesn’t. I think the rehab would cost about $40,000 but if it went higher I think the decision would be to choice the other one ( i put an example with rebah being 40,000 and then 50,000). It seems to just need some floors, counter tops and maybe cabinets. I am looking at them Saturday but wanted to be ready to make a decision, if needed. the more expensive is in a better location but that doesn't matter too much. I did apples to apples with expanses and rental days. they are both 4 bedrooms. one cost is $300,000 and the other is 200,000.
