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All Forum Posts by: Alex Smith

Alex Smith has started 9 posts and replied 26 times.

Hi folks.  I'm just trying to get a supremely Ball Park rehab figure for the City of Buffalo for a Rehabbed Duplex.

It's actually in really good shape, so no real demo.  Needs new roof, 3 piers replaced for the Addition, and 5 poles replaced in the basement.  Otherwise, for both units, its pretty much new flooring throughout, new kitchen, new bathroom, outside paint job, and restoring porches on both levels.  New windows mostly throughout.  New doors mostly through out.  Thats it, its largely cosmetic.

With that said, would you say $50,000 is a big enough budget? I can go higher, but I'm trying to enter the property with equity and do a BRRRR.

Is 50k enough to do the above, or will I nees more?  It's okay if I do.  I just don't want the contractors to eat up all my equity because I'm a newb.

Post: Buffalo Duplex Multifamily Rehab Estimates

Alex SmithPosted
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Posts 28
  • Votes 3

Hi folks.  I'm just trying to get a supremely Ball Park rehab figure for the City of Buffalo for a Rehabbed Duplex.

It's actually in really good shape, so no real demo.  Needs new roof, 3 piers replaced for the Addition, and 5 poles replaced in the basement.  Otherwise, for both units, its pretty much new flooring throughout, new kitchen, new bathroom, outside paint job, and restoring porches on both levels.  New windows mostly throughout.  New doors mostly through out.  Thats it, its largely cosmetic.

With that said, would you say $50,000 is a big enough budget? I can go higher, but I'm trying to enter the property with equity and do a BRRRR.

Is 50k enough to do the above, or will I nees more?  It's okay if I do.  I just don't want the contractors to eat up all my equity because I'm a newb.

Post: Is buying a house through NACA investor-friendly?

Alex SmithPosted
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Posts 28
  • Votes 3

How would they even find out that you're not in the property, to levy the lean of $25,000?    Do they stay up your a** forever?  LoL!

Post: Greetings!

Alex SmithPosted
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Posts 28
  • Votes 3

Appreciate it Alfie!

Post: Greetings!

Alex SmithPosted
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Posts 28
  • Votes 3

Thanks!

Post: Greetings!

Alex SmithPosted
  • Tonawanda, NY
  • Posts 28
  • Votes 3

Hey all!  Just here to learn more about Multi Family and Buy and hold investing.  Good luck to everyone!