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Rishi Da
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  • Montgomery County, MD
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Wanted your thoughts on my practice deal analysis

Rishi Da
  • New to Real Estate
  • Montgomery County, MD
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Purchase Price: $420,000

Down Payment + Closing Costs: $98,000

Repair Cost: ~$50,000

ARV: $570,000

Forced Appreciation: $100,000

Deal: $420,000

Comp 1: $545,000

Comp 2: $620,000

Comp 3: $580,000

This was just a on-the-surface deal analysis and I was wondering if I was doing it correctly. Cashflow would be around -$500 a month, but that's manageable for me.

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  • Scottsdale Austin Tuktoyaktuk
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  • Scottsdale Austin Tuktoyaktuk
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Quote from @Rishi Da:

Purchase Price: $420,000

Down Payment + Closing Costs: $98,000

Repair Cost: ~$50,000

ARV: $570,000

Forced Appreciation: $100,000

Deal: $420,000

Comp 1: $545,000

Comp 2: $620,000

Comp 3: $580,000

This was just a on-the-surface deal analysis and I was wondering if I was doing it correctly. Cashflow would be around -$500 a month, but that's manageable for me.

What is your goal for the property?

Plan on spending 8% plus in order to sell and Montgomery County has a transfer tax as well. And of course capital gains if it's a fix & flip.

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