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All Forum Posts by: Brandon Groff

Brandon Groff has started 1 posts and replied 8 times.

@Ehsan Rishat

Thank you!

@Ilcar Rosario

Thank you!

@Rylan Roc

To make it worth it I knew I needed a small rehab budget, my initial budget was $8,000 and barely came below that number. Pretty happy with that but only made it happen with doing most/all of the work myself

@John Golden

The property appraised at $232,000 as of right now. I haven’t started the refi process yet as I’m taking it step by step in making sure the house is all up and running properly with the new tenants. At the beginning of the year when my cash flow is consistent and hopefully all the bugs are worked out once they come up. Then I’ll start the refi process. In the mean time I’m actively looking for another property to flip. Next one will most likely be a 3/1 needing more work with the budget that I’m going to be working with

Originally posted by @Dante Foreman:

@Brandon Groff I was looking at them thank you bro

no problem let me know if you have any questions  

Originally posted by @Dante Foreman:

This is exactly what Im trying to do the exact  same thing  paint scheme and flooring bath and all. Congrats Where you get the flooring

Bought them at lumber liquidators for a pretty decent price. Compliments each other very nicely  

Originally posted by @Anthoney Hanks:

Welcome to BiggerPockets!! Nice to meet you! How exciting to get started!! Very nice deal! Good luck and nice rental home!!

Thank you for the kind words!


Hello BiggerPockets Family!

This is my very first post and my first BRRRR. Very excited to share my story and to hear some feedback from all of you guys here!

Little background on myself 

I was born and raised in Redding CA and currently live in San Jose Ca. I have been wanting to get into RE for the last couple years and finally pulled the trigger about a month and a half ago. After doing a lot of research here and reading some books I decided that a BRRRR would be my best choice for my first property. Since I know the area very well I decided to look in Redding since its a little cheaper then the Bay Area. I work a full-time job so I was only able to go up on the weekends and put in some serious hours. Found a real estate agent through my dad that he worked out with and found out that he has fifteen doors in the Redding area, worked out great since he knew the area even better than I did. After about a week of hunting I found the one, was a foreclosure that fit my needs. Is a 3/2 and only needed a mild rehab which was all I really wanted to tackle on my first one. The home was owned by an elderly couple that ended up being sent to a retirement home. The home for a foreclosure was actually in very condition considering. The entire rehab took me seven weekends from start to finish.

Ended up buying the house for $198,000 with 20% down. Closing costs were a little more than I expected due to the time of year I bought with taxes due. All in I was under budget with the remodel at $7,500 for material and the little labor that I used. Pretty much the entire inside of the house is brand new excluding the cabinets, countertops and master shower. Didn't have to do any major repair such as the roof or HVAC, the previous owner did that a couple years ago. All said and done my cash flow is right around $300 a month.

Surprisingly the entire process went much better than I ever thought that it would. Being my first property I learned a lot and already in the process of looking for my next one.

At the beginning of the year I plan on doing a flip or hopefully a couple. I will be using some of my money and will use a hard money loan to finance the rest of the property. My longterm goal is to start looking at some turn key properties out of state to bring some more cash flow. 

All feedback and insights welcome here, thanks for reading!