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Single family property rental analysis

Vickiana Ramirez
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Hello, 

My name is Vickiana Ramirez, and I am new investor. My goal is to own 10 rental properties within the next 3 years :). I have come across a property and I would love some help analyzing the deal. I have a good understanding of the rental analyze, but I may be using the BRRRR method. So, I am a little hesitant on how to determine a good ARV.

Asking price is $160k and I believe that the rehab cost is about $20k. The property is in good condition, It has new flooring, new carpet, and new roof. However, it does not have an HAVC system. It is a 4 BRM, 2 Bath 1310 sf built in 1963

I have looked up comps and 90% of comps are in the mid and high 200k; however, those are newer homes with about 1,000 more SF. There are also two other house houses .6 miles away that sold for $145k  (rehab needed 2,264 sf) and $160 (rehabbed 1,717 sf.)

What are your recommendations for determining ARV? Also, what are your thoughts on the deal overall. Also the deal is from a wholesaler.

Thank you in advance,

Vickiana

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