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Paul Wakim
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How much money do make?

Paul Wakim
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Hello everyone, I am working on a few deals right now, one of which I will resell for sure and the other I haven't decided yet. My question is... If I did decide to resell one or both of these deals to a rehabber how much should I calculate as profit for the rehabber when the property sells to the end buyer after rehab? 

I have one property at the moment that needs A LOT of work so I assume the rehab will take 6 months roughly. If you were going to put 6 months of time and money into a property how much would you like to make on it? I am accounting for financing costs, closing costs and of course rehab costs. I estimate the rehab will cost between $80 and $95K. I'm not talking about a home run here but a solid deal for sure. 

I am trying to calculate a fair asking price for the situation. Any advice will help!

Thanks in advance. 

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Brandon Beatty
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Brandon Beatty
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It is hard to answer this question with the information given. When selling to someone interested in flipping the property - most people also find fair prices based on % of ARV. Some markets people pay 60% and some pay 80%. The complex and expensive rehab will obviously play a role in this value

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