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What's a Good Minimum Rehab Cost Estimate??

Zachary Schimenz
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I'm going through the process of analyzing properties to see if they'll get a good CoCROI. Most of the properties I'm looking at are in relatively good condition (i.e. NOT fixer-uppers or foreclosures). 

When you guys estimate costs, do you have a "minimum estimated rehab cost", meaning even if the house is in good condition, there's a good chance you'll have to do some touch ups, maybe some new paint or carpeting before you start renting it out?

Thanks and let me know, I appreciate it!

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Jason D.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • St. Petersburg, Fl
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Jason D.
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@Zachary Schimenz if you know what it needs, I would put an estimate together based on those things.

If it needs nothing, I estimate $5 sqft.

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