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Updated about 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Matt Munn
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  • Claymont, DE
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Max offer price for a buy and HOLD income property

Matt Munn
  • Investor
  • Claymont, DE
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Hi BP! This is my first post, and I'm really excited to get some feedback from some more experienced investors here. My question is as follows...when considering the purchase of a fixer-upper property to fix, hold, and rent, what would be a wise max offer price in order for it to be a "deal". 

I was thinking of using the basic formula of 70% of the market value (based on comps) minus the estimated repairs.  Is that too extreme? Would 85% or 90% of the market value minus repairs work as well considering my intention is to hold and not to flip? Or would that be foolish?

Thanks!

Matt

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Paul Gilo
  • Orlando, FL
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Paul Gilo
  • Orlando, FL
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figure out your goal and the results you would be happy with and crunch the numbers. 

there are far too many factors for anyone to give you a flat %

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