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Sean Carroll
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  • San Jose, CA
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Class A property Flip

Sean Carroll
  • Investor
  • San Jose, CA
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I have a potential Class A property near San Jose's Rose Garden Neighborhood. I estimate the ARV to be 1,250,000 on the conservative end. Owner states they have remodeled Bathrooms and bedrooms but only permits I see pulled are from 1980. So I am assuming these are still in need of updating. It is a 2 bed 2 bath 1500 sf. I am throwing out a rough number of 200K for repairs since I haven't seen it and he wants an offer before I view it. I am planning on wholesaling it since all my capital is currently tied up. What would you want to have as a desired profit for this house? What would you recommend a fair wholesale fee be?

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Tim Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Merced, CA
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Tim Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Merced, CA
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Sean,

That's a great area...i grew up not too far away! Does RM still have the county contract?

The seller wanting an offer pre-inspection is cause for concern. He must be talking to a few different buyers & fishing for a price.

A $200k rehab budget seems rather high, even when accounting for local labor costs and assuming a 3/2 conversion. Can you see obvious items needing repair (like the roof) when driving by?

The last 2 questions to your post are difficult. A flipper needs to know what repairs are needed. A desired profit is somewhat a function of the risk taken. I imagine most people don't care too much about the wholesaler fee as long as the deal makes sense to them. What's normal in SJ might be outrageous in other markets. 

With your background in construction why not get a cash investor or hard money lender involved and take down the deal yourself?

Sorry if I can't offer definitive answers to your post...more info needed. 

Good luck! I hope you can get it under contract!!

TJ

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