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All Forum Posts by: Danny O'Bannon

Danny O'Bannon has started 6 posts and replied 19 times.

Post: Am I calculating my costs right?- Rehab

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

Realized I didnt even include my rehab costs... $14,000

Post: Am I calculating my costs right?- Rehab

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

Here's the numbers for my flip I just picked up:

Purchase: $58,000

ARV: $118,000

Profit: $32,000

Does this look realistic. I am basing the rehab off the following cost with an Estimated hold time of 6 months:

Carrying cost: $4,930(Hard money loan at 11% & 3 points.)

Property Taxes: $708

Utilities: $1,200

Insurance: $600

Sale Closing Costs: $401

Excise tax: $21,000

Recording: $177

Warranty: $70

Deed of Trust: $70

Title Insurance: $625

Listing Agent Commission: $3,540

Buying Agent Commission: $0 (Off market deal)

Am I missing any important costs? I feel like my closing costs for the buying side isn't included in that. I am paying both buyer and seller closing cost. Assuming ARV and Rehab are accurate, can I really expect to make an estimated $32,000 on this deal or am I leaving out some other cost I will incur. This is my first rehab and I cant stop starring at my spreadsheet trying to make sure I am on point. Thanks in advance.

Post: Should I get rid of my RE license

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

I started out as a wholesaler and that is my main focus. I am now rehabbing and will eventually acquire rental units. I got my license to help aid in my ability to find and analyze deals. However, I have no intent to list homes or do any of the traditional agent strategies. The more I have learned about the liabilities as an agent , the more I consider getting rid of it. I do a lot of direct mail and that alone requires certain disclosures to the point where I feel it could reduce my response rate significantly. I can gain access to the MLS other ways, and feel the risk (liability) may not be worth the reward. Should I drop the license?

Post: Thoughts on my first rehab?

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

All associated cost are accounted for. My contractor and I haven't dialed in all each cost but the 10k is what we figured. I'll have that Convo with him today. Thanks for the insite

Post: Thoughts on my first rehab?

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

it's an off market deal. Landlord retiring and just cashing in. It really is a light rehab. Carpet, paint, counter tops, add a bathroom down stairs, add egress window, exterior paint is good but going to paint the trim, and tile flooring in the kitchen.

Post: Thoughts on my first rehab?

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

Thanks for the responses. I got the purchase price down to 58k. I'm now budgeting a 10k rehab and for sure adding a bathroom downstairs to make this a 3/2

Post: Thoughts on my first rehab?

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

I started out as a wholesaler in February and have since done 5 deals. I got an offer accepted recently and I figure it would be a good first rehab for me since its only cosmetic. Here are the numbers:

Purchase price: 65k plus I pay buyer closing :/

Repairs: 7k

ARV: 110k

Hard money loan will finance the entire purchase at 3 points and 11% interest. The points are going to be rolled to the back end but I will have to pay closing costs and repair cost out of pocket. Based on these numbers I'm seeing about 17k in profit assuming 6 months from close to close.

I'm waiting on CMA back from my agent to see if ARV could potentially be higher if I add a bathroom downstairs and or make the down stairs egress since its currently a non egress bedroom. So as it sits its a 3/1 with one bedroom non egress.

What do you think about the numbers and also what is your experience with making a downstairs bedroom egress to increase value

Post: Targeted Marketing Lists

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

I also market to "vacant" but my vacant lists consist of me driving for dollars. I am not away of away to find these list other than that. Lastly, I cant seem to get ahold of tax deliquents or code violations in my county so thats why I am resorting to targeted homeowners.

Post: Targeted Marketing Lists

Danny O'BannonPosted
  • Investor
  • Spokane, WA
  • Posts 19
  • Votes 1

I have searched all throughout bp and cant seem to find any topics that have really touched on this. I'm looking to start mailing to more targeted list. I currently do absentee, inheritance, and pre-foreclosure, expireds, and EDD. Id like to add certain targeted list and wonder which lists I can come up with. For example

-owner occupant 65 or older

-owner occupant 40% plus equity

-?

What are some targeted list you mail to and how do you go about finding these lists? I know there are title companies and companies like realquest and listsource, but what is the criteria you need to pull these lists?

Thank in advance and happy hunting!