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Renee Janowski Sell or Add on? How much is overbuilding? Help!
28 June 2019 | 0 replies
Our house was originally a 2/1, but the previous owners converted the attic (very nicely-- solid work) to make another bedroom, bathroom, and a small office space.
Matt Lefebvre I'm 22 & just bought 2 properties for the price of 1 @ a 29% ROI!
7 February 2022 | 24 replies
Here's the quick overview of my numbers and projections with more detail in screenshots of my excel spreadsheets:Purchase Price:  $365,000Price Per Unit:  $60,833Two-Family:  $121,667Four-Family: $243,333Rehab Estimates:  $60,000 ($10K/unit) Estimated After Repair Value:  $575,000Loan:  90% LTV (of purchase price) @ 12% interest for 6 months with 2 points paid on exitProjected Cash-On-Cash Return:  29.35%Projected Internal Rate of Return:  51.02%Here's a picture of the current rent roll (two units were vacant) and my projection of the rent rollCurrent Rents:  (more details considering the numbers don't tell the whole story)Two-FamilyUnit 1 (2BR+):  VACANT - son-in-law lived here and moved out prior to closingUnit 2 (2BR):  VACANT - empty when I walked it... he was "finishing" itFour-FamilyUnit 1 (2BR):  $200/week H&HW included - one bedroom is painted entirely black, multiple windows are broken, and other weird things...Unit 2 (1BR):  $780/month H&HW included - only "normal" tenant in the buildingUnit 3 (Studio):  $150/week H&HW&E included - complete hoarder... floor to ceiling with junk except for a small path from his bed to the bathroom and the fridgeUnit 4 (Studio):  $155/week H&HW&E included - smokes in her apartment without a care in the world... had a lit cigarette while I was walking throughProjected Rents:Two-FamilyUnit 1 (2BR+):  $1,400/month (OWNER-OCCUPIED) nothing includedUnit 2 (2BR):  $1,200/month nothing includedFour-FamilyUnit 1 (2BR):  $1,200/month H&HW includedUnit 2 (1BR):  $1,100/month H&HW includedUnit 3 (Studio):  $1,000/mo H&HW&E includedUnit 4 (Studio):  $1,000/mo H&HW&E includedHere's how the numbers broke down for cash in and cash out:Actual and projected expenses for the properties (I was given a single sheet of paper with hand-written numbers). 
Alex Saepharn best upgrades to increase rents
28 June 2019 | 0 replies
Kitchen , bathrooms, living room?
Ryan Echols Start flipping in Tucson
29 June 2019 | 1 reply
On a 3b/2b I know that its going to cost me in the neighborhood of $30k-$35k based on redoing both bathrooms and the kitchen as well as touching everything in the house.
Crystal Musser Flip success in Lancaster, Pa
8 July 2019 | 2 replies
We put in a new kitchen, bathroom, flooring, opened up the floor plan, new heating system and roof.
Alex Cordero Multifam Deal in Southern Paterson, NJ
28 June 2019 | 0 replies
Currently house hacking with opportunity for robust cash flow in the near future. 9 Total bedrooms and 4 bathrooms with spacious basement.
Nathan Hall Deal analysis request: Commercial loan, 4-unit rehab
28 June 2019 | 0 replies
.- one unit is rehabbed but needs bathroom, kitchen, floors, appliances, doors, trim, and paint done.
Chad Trail looking for a design engineer in Waco for home remodel products
29 June 2019 | 0 replies
I am looking to hire a design engineer in Waco, TX for bathroom products.
James Knox Save money by doing your own work.
29 June 2019 | 0 replies
We added AC, updated the electrical system, made the back yard a place to hang out, put up a new fence, renovated both bathrooms, painted the entire house inside and out, did tile and laminate flooring in common areas and had carpet installed in the bedrooms.
James Knox Save money by doing your own work.
29 June 2019 | 1 reply
We added AC, updated the electrical system, made the back yard a place to hang out, put up a new fence, renovated both bathrooms, painted the entire house inside and out, did tile and laminate flooring in common areas and had carpet installed in the bedrooms.