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Wholetailing scenario
My partner and I were looking to wholetail a deal and this is what we came up with...are we right? and why or why not?
What we'll list it for: 185,000
subtract 3% buyer fees - $5,550
flat listing fee - $500
Sales price - expenses - $178,950
We buy for $162,000
Closing costs - $4,860
holding costs of 8% interest only for 90 days - $3,370Total cost - $170,230
Subtract everything from top to bottom and you get what we (should) walk away with, which is: $8,720