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All Forum Posts by: Jason Robinson

Jason Robinson has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

All good info guys, appraisal (ACV) came in at $215k, just FYI. Progress has been slow due to permits so waiting to get demo started but ready to take the leap. Should close on loan in coming weeks.

Post: n00bie here; opportunity check

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Not sure in my area what % vacancy looks like, since I'm new I don't have anything to go off of for maintenance budget either. I'll have to do more research here for sure. 

As for funding. Bank is offering a construction loan up front on it w/ the as-complete appraisal. They will issue the loan and allow me to draw against it to purchase the home, then do repairs. After 18mos (interest only note) I can convert to a different financing package.

Good to hear I'm not off in left field; I'm sharpening my pencil and digging in deep. Was blessed to be brought up with a variety of experiences and resources. Maybe that'll payoff as I head down this adventure :)

Post: n00bie here; opportunity check

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@Ryan Faber - Thanks for the info; I heard about the group this week. Will likely plugin soon. Still gathering information on this property and I'm hoping to move forward with it in a few weeks.

@Gary Parilis - Opportunity is off-market; my in-laws place they moved out of a while back and just kept the property. I don't plan to do much work myself since in reality my day job will prevent a lot of that. Bank I'm working with is looking to do 'as complete' appraisal when I get all my bids gathered. 

House is 1137sqft now; planning to finish out basement for additional 550sqft. Cost of property is $95,500 - built in the 70's. Reno estimate is $50k, would make the property a 3BR/2BA (main floor) with separate 550sqft Studio/MIL Suite in basement.

I haven't been able to find out rules/regs on doing short-term leases in the city; but ideally I would like to eventually rent it out so main living space is long-term and studio/basement was like an AirBnB...This is just where my thoughts have been. Open to input for sure.

I am trying to educate myself in this space so with a couple of podcasts under my belt and some grassroots research this is the napkin math I've done. (Just trying to learn CoC and calculate myself)

Cost $95,5000 + $50,000 reno = $145,500 all in

“AS COMPLETE” with new sqft (~1650sqft) @ $120/ft = Est value $198,000

Bank will loan 80% of AS COMPLETE … $158,400 – covering my reno cost.

When reno is done and we spend $145,500 – convert loan and rent out.

20% down is $29,100 (Cash out of my pocket) – 4%/30YR note w/ 1% tax & 1% ins = $834.21/mo PMT {{guessing here}}

So my Out of Pocket is $29,100 (+ est Closing $4000) so is CoC figured as how much over the payment rent is divided by CoC?

$1,100 - $834.21 = $265.79(*12) = $3,189.48 (annual cash flow)

$3189.48(cash flow)/($29,100 + $4,000)[down pmt + closing] = .096*100 = 9.6% CoC???? – is this correct?

I'm super green so please guide me anywhere you see I'm planning wrong or mis-stepping. 
Appreciate the feedback!

Post: n00bie here; opportunity check

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I'm interested in REI as a long-term passive income for my family. (Computer nerd by day) I'm located in Northwest Arkansas and have lived in the area my entire life. I was raised by a tradesman; have seen some construction projects ran and I'm familiar with contractors in my area. I have an opportunity to purchase a home and I would like to check the opportunity with an experienced investor to see if my thoughts/approach is correct. My goal for the property would be to renovate and rent.

Where is the best place to bounce this information on the forums? There is a ton of information on here and I'm trying to be methodical in my approach to absorb as much information as efficiently as possible. 

Thanks in advance!