How would this look to an investor looking to buy

How would this look to an investor looking to buy

Investor · Abilene, TX · Member since 2012 · 52 posts · 5 votes

dear Bp members,

I am in the process of acquiring a property that is 50k arv but in need of 20k in repairs. The owners were wanting somewhere close to 20k. I offered 8k and they countered with 15k. We agreed verbally on 10k. What formula do buy and hold investors use? I believe that my efforts in selling this property without doing any repairs aside from pulling carpets and demoing a bathroom will be aimed at them. Also any advice on how this deal looks pls feel free and comment. I am a new investor, I am closing with cash and I appreciate any advice.

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  • Developer · Garland, TX · Member since 2008 · 8k+ posts · 4k+ votes
    12y

    The buy and hold investor will be interested in how much income the property will generate and how much of a discount he is getting off market price. Many buy and hold investors won't be interested in a low end home that needs $20k in repairs, but a few will. Do you know how much it will rent for?

  • Investor · Abilene, TX · Member since 2012 · 52 posts · 5 votes
    12y

    it's a 3 bedroom , 1 bath with attached garage. The house shoud rent for $700 in this area.

  • Rental Property Investor · Dallas, TX · Member since 2013 · 114 posts · 38 votes
    12y

    How do the repairs needed to the bathroom factor in to your numbers? It seems like it might be difficult to do a full bathroom remodel along with other repairs for $20k. If you remove the bathroom all together, does that change your arv?

  • Investor · Abilene, TX · Member since 2012 · 52 posts · 5 votes
    12y

    the bathroom is included and the only bathroom in the house.

  • Salem, OR · Member since 2013 · 701 posts · 159 votes
    12y

    To me a property that rents for $700 per month is worth about $42,000 fixed up ready to rent. A property that needs $20,000 of repairs would be worth $13,000 to $14,000.

    Just my opinion.

    Bill

  • Investor · Abilene, TX · Member since 2012 · 52 posts · 5 votes
    12y

    thanks to everyone that has commented. I really appreciate the feedback.

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