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Updated over 8 years ago,

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Cody Krecicki
  • Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Bought First Cash Place for $125,000

Cody Krecicki
  • Investor
  • Las Vegas, NV
Posted

Its a condo/co-op that looks like a town house: big house split into two with a garage. They wanted $145,000 and we made a cash offer for $125,000 that was accepted. I'll do all the updates which should run $5,000 to $10,000 with high end appliances.

It's in Summerlin, Las Vegas in the 89128 zip code. The HOA is $190 and they take care of the roofs, exterior, landscaping and water. It's an upstairs unit with a spiral stair case off the back into a 20x20 back yard.

The plan is to get a HELOC on it. Get another deal for cash, fix it up and rent it out. And I'll keep doing that while paying the HELOCs down.

The goal here is to sell them a few years from now for $200,000 each and make sure to use the cash flows to pay down the principals. 

Well cash out 5 years from now with a million in cash, maybe more. Well take that money and buy an apartment complex with 60-100 units. Then live with that income the rest of our life's.

The current property we bought for $125000 can be rented for $1,300 with 4 bedrooms. The sq ft of the place is 1,400.

Any tips to help me accomplish my goal?

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