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Erik Pedersen
  • Bayonne, NJ
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First wholesale deal in Newark, NJ

Erik Pedersen
  • Bayonne, NJ
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I am a new wholesaler and I am about to put a house under contract tomorrow.

SO the place is totally renovated on the top floor - move in ready.

The bottom floor needs quite a bit of cosmetic work, but is nothing structural or huge.

Sellers asking price: $72,500

ARV: ~150k

Repairs: 20k (being safe - will probably be less)

My fee: $2500.

So my asking price is 75k.

http://emailrpt.gsmls.com/public/show_public_report_rpt.do?report=clientfull&Id=85004066_556578

These are the only comps my realtor could find...

Thanks for any help!
Erik

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John Horner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Columbus, OH
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John Horner
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Columbus, OH
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Why cap it at $2500? If it is really worth $150k, and $20k in repairs, you should be able to sell it to investor for $85k. Give them a deal at $82,500 and pocket $10k.

I know when starting out you don't want anyone to think you're taking advantage of them. You don't have experience and don't think you're worth the $10k payout, but it's all about the numbers. If the property is still a sweet deal at $85k, why not take advantage of that?

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