Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2019 · 131 posts · 183 votes
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@Odayne Daley I'm giving it a go at the moment (first attempt). It's an old (1900) brick duplex in the South of Main area. Just renovating right now and trying to take lessons as the process plays out. Would be happy to connect if you'd like to swap notes as you move forward.
Columbus, OH · Member since 2017 · 101 posts · 56 votes
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@Daniel Judge I would love to connect with you as well. I have some experience in multifamily and commercial RE but I'm hoping to implement the BRRRR strategy soon. I just sent you a request.
Rental Property Investor · Columbus, OH · Member since 2019 · 131 posts · 183 votes
6y
@Ryan Mainwaring That's awesome to hear. Out of curiosity, how are you putting together your deals (cash, hard money, other)? Are you doing SFHs or something larger? And what areas are you finding the most success in?
Rental Property Investor · Blacklick, OH · Member since 2016 · 286 posts · 253 votes
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@Daniel Judge We are using cash and private money but have recently started using hard money as well. We have focused on SFH but are not moving into multi-family units.
Lender · All 50 States · Member since 2015 · 401 posts · 250 votes
6y
@Odayne Daley, One of the best things you can do is to start attending (assuming your not) the local REIA's and Meetups in your area. You will find lots of people there who are interested in and doing what you're looking for.
Columbus, OH · Member since 2018 · 218 posts · 134 votes
6y
We love BRRRR deals! Just got the appraisal back last week on a textbook BRRRR deal we are currently working. Not only was it a more than perfect BRRRR, cash flow is at $200/door (duplex) after ALL expenses including property management even though we are currently self managing.
I will attach the BP Calculator report below. It reads a little weird because we financed 100% with private money at 12%. $55,000 purchase $30,000 rehab (Combined is $85,000 but in the calculator it won't allow you to add interest to rehab cost). We needed an appraisal of about $130,000 to be out 100%, it came back at $150,000. That's about a $15,000 check after closing cost and ect. Rents are $850 and $875 and one of the tenants is taking care of the lawn. We were direct to seller on this deal.
Columbus Ohio is alive and well when doing off market deals!
Rental Property Investor · Foster City, CA · Member since 2019 · 24 posts · 35 votes
6y
It is exciting to see so many successful BRRRRs in Columbus. We are hoping to do 2-3 SFH deals this year in and/or around Columbus. I am hoping to take a trip to Columbus to get the lay of the land. I would love to meet up with some of you while I'm out there.