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@brrr_beth
BRRRR·15h ago

Risks & Rewards

As a property manager with years of experience in Louisville, I've worked with numerous contractoors and vendors on fix-and-flip projects. A recent project breakdown caught my attention, with a purchase price of $120,000, rehab scope of $50,000, hlding costs of $15,000, and an after-repair value (ARV) of $220,000. The projected net profit was $35,000. However, I would advise caution, considering local market trends and the importance of thorough property analysis. In our current market, rental yields are around 8-10%, and property appreciation is steady but slow. It's crucial to factor in potential risks, such as unforeseen rehab costs or market fluctuations, to ensure a profitable investment. Thorough due diligence and a well-planned strategy are key to success in the BRRRR method.

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@txrei_pro·15h ago

What's the estimated cap rate and how did you arrive at the $50,000 reab scope?

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