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All Forum Posts by: Leo Lanza

Leo Lanza has started 98 posts and replied 146 times.

Post: Buying Properties from a Wholesaler

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24

Where do you find deals if not from wholesalers? I've been told the MLS doesn't have any due to so many people searching?

Post: Buying Properties from a Wholesaler

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24

I've been looking for properties from wholesalers and I've noticed they don't price them in the price rang i need. Example below: My question is can i negotiate with wholesalers? Should i be able to get down to my price rang or are their prices set in stone? Thank you for your time!

ARV: $109,000

Cost: $51,000

Rehab: $34,000

Price i want to buy at: $109,000 x 70% - Rehab = $42,300

Post: My First Deal

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24

Oh i gotcha that just clicked for me! Thank you! I hadn't been subtracting the repairs for 70%!

Post: My First Deal

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24

The property would be purchased 60% off market value, so their should be plenty of room for profit, but I agree the profit from my calculation is far to thin! The rehab estimate is from a contractor bid. Does it look like it's the rehab making the profit to thin or have i miss calculated on the closing cost, carrying cost, financing cost etc?

Post: My First Deal

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24
Profit Calculator Chart
ARV $160,000.00
Purchase Price $96,000.00
Purchase Closing Cost $2,000.00
Points 4 $5,320.00
Rehab $35,000.00
Carrying Costs $8,454.93
Utilities $500.00
Prop. Insurance $700.00
Prop. Tax $800.00
Association Fees
Interest $6,454.93
Sale Closing Cost $6,400.00
Title Insurance $800.00
Recording Fee $200.00
Closing Fee $200.00
Buyers Closing Cost $2,000.00
Commission 3% $3,200.00
Total $12,145.07
-Capital Gains Tax $4,250.77
Profit $7,894.29
ROI
Invested $26,320.00
Profit $7,894.29
Return 29.99%

Post: My First Deal

Leo LanzaPosted
  • Investor
  • Grapevine, TX
  • Posts 152
  • Votes 24

I've been working with a wholesaler in my area trying to analyze this deal, but I want someone to take a second look. Preferably someone with a few flips under their belt to see if I'm running these numbers right. I will be using a Hard Money Lender 70%ARV @ 14% interest. Please point out anything i might be missing very nervous for my first flip! Thank You so much I appreciate anyone help!

Profit Calculator Chart
ARV $160,000.00 ARV $160,000.00
Purchase Price $96,000.00 LTV 70.00%
Purchase Closing Cost $2,000.00 Cost $138,320.00
4 pts
$5,320.00 Down Payment $26,320.00
Rehab $35,000.00
Carrying Costs $8,454.93
Utilities $500.00
Prop. Insurance $700.00
Prop. Tax $800.00
Association Fees
Interest $6,454.93

Sale Closing Cost $6,400.00

Title Insurance $800.00

Recording Fee $200.00

Closing Fee $200.00

Buyers Closing Cost $2,000.00

Commission 3% $3,200.00

Total $12,145.07

-Capital Gains Tax 35% $4,250.77

Profit $7,894.29

ROI
Invested $26,320.00
Profit $7,894.29
Return 29.99%