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Investor · Seekonk, MA · Member since 2014 · 37 posts · 6 votes

Hi! I am looking at a 4 unit that needs a lot of rehab work. I am planning on keeping it as a buy and hold. What are the numbers or metrics I should be looking for to analyze this deal to keep this as a buy and hold rather than flipping it?

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Contractor · Temple, TX · Member since 2014 · 379 posts · 164 votes
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Have you used the investment calculators here on BP?

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  • Contractor · Temple, TX · Member since 2014 · 379 posts · 164 votes
    11y

    Have you used the investment calculators here on BP?

  • Rent Collector · Meridian, ID · Member since 2015 · 45 posts · 12 votes
    11y

    Without more information this may be a difficult question to answer. Several variables will determine weather this is a good deal.  A buy and hold strategy tends to be more forgiving on numbers but, I'd analyze every deal as a fix and flip.  Plan to have multiple exit strategies and always try to buy as far below market value as you can

    Best suggestion would be to use the calculator on BP (5 free uses as general member)

    Most important thing is to not underestimate repair costs. They can quickly sink a great deal

  • Investor · Seekonk, MA · Member since 2014 · 37 posts · 6 votes
    11y

    Thanks @James Stevens and @Garrett Fast for the responses. I'm going to view the property hopefully on monday. I'll get some numbers then and try out the BP calculators

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    Investor · Maui, HI · Member since 2009 · 13k+ posts · 3k+ votes
    11y

    Hey @Kevin Andrews I think using the BiggerPockets Analysis tools including the calculators will give you a better idea on the deal. :) 

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