Is this a Great, Good or Below average deal for your Area

Is this a Great, Good or Below average deal for your Area

Investor · West Grove, PA · Member since 2013 · 74 posts · 25 votes

I am always curious to hear from other investors throughout the country on whether they would buy a deal like this or not. Ill lay out the details, and Im open to everyones thoughts.

This house(s) is under contract, in the 19348 zip of pennsylvania. 1900's large twin, 2 blocks from the heart of the city- Restaurants/ bars/ etc. I would call it an ideal location for those that wish to be in the middle of the action and have everything within walking distance of their home. Class B neighborhood, mainly a family town with large homes around it. The town also has a large hispanic population because of the jobs available.

The house is a large twin, we are buying both sides of the twin- each side is 4 bed, 2 bath each. Home is brick/stucoo exterior, that is in decent shape-- Interior is a different story!

Numbers look like this:

88,000 purchase on each side--176,000 total

We will call rehab at 40,000 per side ---80,000 total

Since our money is in other places at the moment, we are borrowing, 1 point, and 5% interest --on 175,000 ( 70% from lender, we will bring the rest ) until rehab is completed. Then we will refi this lender out and opt for longer term financing

ARV is easily-230,000 each-----460,000 total

We will hold onto this properties, since I believe the area will appreciate greatly in the coming years, with self management. The homes roof/mechical/plumbing/electrical/etc will be completely new.

Rents $1800 per side -- 3600 per month  total

Taxes are 3600 per year per side

Insurance is $1000.00 per year per side

Is this a winner or loser to you and why?

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  • Investor/Consultant · Sacramento, CA · Member since 2011 · 175 posts · 41 votes
    10y

    Sounds good just on the ARV flip. Seems like a no-brainer. Would be a definite green light for me

  • Rental Property Investor · Yardley, PA · Member since 2008 · 1k+ posts · 561 votes
    10y

    That would be good in my investment area.

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