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All Forum Posts by: Lee Yang

Lee Yang has started 10 posts and replied 20 times.

Post: Recent Rehab cost?

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Quote from @Amber Gonion:

@Lee Yang. We do remodels for our clients every month, it really depends on the level of rehab. In general you are looking at 15k-25k for 2-3 br. for paint, ceilings, carpet, appliances, granite counters, outlets, plumbing, repairs, light fixtures, bath vanity, toilet.

The age of the property, and general repair are big factors, no two are the same, and two contractors could come up with a different scope of work. Be sure to budget 20% for things you don’t know about yet.

 @Amber Gonion, Thank you! I'll keep you on my list. 

Post: Recent Rehab cost?

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Quote from @Daniel Anshus:

@Lee Yang everyones pricing is going to be different and the scope of work is going to be different. Rather than trying to formulate a price PSF you should learn the approximate costs of as much as you can. You can learn this by working with people who are doing it, speaking with investors/ contractors. If you are looking for a GC there are a lot that someone can recommend but know that a GC will more than likely make any investment property to expensive to rehab

 @Daniel Anshus - Thank you for the tip!

Post: Recent Rehab cost?

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Hello Flippers,

What are the recent rehab costs per sq.ft within the twin cities? Recommended contractors?

Thank you,

Lee Y.

@Brenden Mitchum

Thank you for your response! Now, how would I find a wholesale friendly contract?

I was wondering, I see a lot of people online saying they offer FREE wholesaling contracts of their own. This is leading me to think that as long as I understand their contracts, I can use them. Can someone educate me on this?

Does contracts vary from state to state?
Should I get my contracts ONLY from the local real estate attorney that I am investing in?
Speak to a local real estate agent?

Thank you!

Post: What is the Fix & Flip Buy Formula in your market?

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Originally posted by @Barry Pekin:

@Lee Yang

The standard formula works around here. (ARV * 70%) - Repairs - Wholesale Fee.

Some people I know vary on the 70%.  Some higher and some lower.  Lately it's been a little lower for some, but not as a rule.  It all depends on the buyer and what they're looking for.

Thank you for your response!

Post: What is the Fix & Flip Buy Formula in your market?

Lee YangPosted
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What is the fix and flip buy formula in your market?

Post: Determining my Wholesale Fee

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Originally posted by @Steve Morris:

As much as you can get away and still snag a buyer with basically.

 Thank you for your response!

Post: Determining my Wholesale Fee

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Originally posted by @Caleb Brown:

Depends on price point. For properties under 100K I see them make 2K-15K. Just depends what you can put it under contract for, and what an investor will pay. 

 Thank you for your response!

Post: Determining my Wholesale Fee

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How do I determine what my wholesale fee should be? Is there a formula for this?