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Brandon Xiong
  • Realtor
  • Sacramento, CA
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Calculations for A Good Deal

Brandon Xiong
  • Realtor
  • Sacramento, CA
Posted

I just wanted to know if my calculations are correct for this example deal here. Correct me if I’m wrong and tell me anything I should consider to not forget about in my calculations.

EX. Assuming that the owner signed a contract for 70%

Owner Asking = $100,000

Rehab Costs = $45,000

ARV = $145,000

Offer = $43,500 ✅ @.70 or 70%

= $50,750 @.65 or 65%

= $58,000 @.60 or 60%

= $65,250 @.55 or 55%

Under Contract for = $43,500

Add on fees etc. = $5000 my fee + .03 or 3% closing fees

Assignment for = $49,805

Profit for End-Buyer = $50,195 ($145,000 - ($49,805 + $45,000 rehab)

Did I do the math right?

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