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Updated almost 10 years ago,
Not another question about the 70% rule...
I am very familiar with how the 70% rule works and have read several posts about other variations of the rule. My question is for you other wholesalers out there..
When you are estimating your repair costs what are you including?
ARV * .70 - Repairs - wholesale fee - MAO
Take this property for example...
- 200k ARV
- Dated bathrooms and kitchen but everything is in good condition
- New carpets needed throughout
- Paint
Would you include everything necessary to get this property fully updated? The real question is are you including "Repairs" or "complete rehab" in your formula?
This is where I am confused when running the numbers to make an offer, I have come across a few properties that are in good condition but are just dated. So would you just factor in carpets, paint... etc. or price out everything under the sun? (new bathrooms, all new kitchen cabinets, countertops, appliances..)