FIX AND FLIP COMPLETED, GREAT NUMBERS, CHECK IT OUT!

FIX AND FLIP COMPLETED, GREAT NUMBERS, CHECK IT OUT!

Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes

Palos Hills IL

Purchase Price: $177,351

Renovations: $53,000

Sales Price: $315,000 (305,500 net to seller).

PROFIT: OVER $60,000!

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Wholesaler · Newark, DE · Member since 2015 · 303 posts · 80 votes
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@Marcin Chojnacki

Any before photos?

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  • Marcin ChojnackiPro Member
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    Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes
    10y

    @Daniel Walus Palos Hills building department is how every department should be. Very very very easy to work with and very reasonable. Most interior remodels won't require permits (as long as major electrical or plumbing work isn't being done). 

    @Bob Hiltner Net to seller is not the net proceeds to seller. It is the net offer to seller. The accepted offer was a 315,000 offer with a $9,450 closing cost credit to buyers. Net offer of 305,500 to seller. The buyer was brought by another agent with a 2.5% buyer's agent commission payout. 

  • De Pere, WI · Member since 2016 · 83 posts · 39 votes
    10y

    Looks great!  Love what you did with the kitchen; especially with the angles from the ceiling!  

  • Marcin ChojnackiPro Member
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    Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes
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    @Danny Carter Thanks! In regards to your question:

    No, we do real estate year round. We sell properties in the middle of winter and in the middle of summer. Yes people think the best time to list is in Spring as there are many buyers, however what else is there in Spring? A TON OF LISTINGS! So yes in the cold months you have less buyers but you also have much much less competition. The only week that is almost dead is Xmas-New Years. Right after New years it's up and running again. 

  • Investor · Los Angeles, CA · Member since 2016 · 100 posts · 23 votes
    10y

    @Marcin Chojnacki Thank you so much for the real-world advice Marcin. I wish you luck in the future and I'm sure you'll find it as you continue to pay it forward with great knowledge for new investors like myself. 

    -DC

  • Investor · cleveland, OH · Member since 2015 · 67 posts · 45 votes
    10y

    beautiful. great job.  

  • Real Estate Professional · Foley, AL · Member since 2016 · 56 posts · 10 votes
    10y

    Great job, really nice!

  • New to Real Estate · Brookfield, IL · Member since 2014 · 20 posts · 8 votes
    10y

    @Marcin Chojnacki Congrats on the nice profit! Good to hear success stories here in the Chicago suburbs! Wish you continued success! 

  • Warminster, PA · Member since 2016 · 30 posts · 11 votes
    10y

    awesome job!! Looks great, thanks for sharing 

  • Investor · Woodland Hills, UT · Member since 2016 · 84 posts · 31 votes
    10y

    Great flip!

  • Northern, CA · Member since 2014 · 674 posts · 444 votes
    10y

    I'm in the middle of a rehab now and I can say that the window company wanted to change me 8-10x to install what it cost me to have my guy do it, crazy.  They wanted 3 grand just to install a french door!

  • Real Estate Investor · chicago, IL · Member since 2012 · 1k+ posts · 231 votes
    10y

    did you have a loan on this one? if so, what were the terms?

  • Contractor · Chester, NY · Member since 2016 · 4 posts · 0 votes
    10y

    Very Nice job, 

    numbers you have shared so far are very helpful.

    I had a couple questions,

     how many are you doing a year and what kind of financing are you using .

    also is this an above average return or would it be typical for this kind of project

  • Lender · Atlanta, GA · Member since 2016 · 24 posts · 61 votes
    10y

    Curious @Marcin Chojnacki -- how did you finance the acquisition & renovations? Sorry in advance if you already covered that above (didn't see it).

  • Bulawayo, Zimbabwe · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 253 votes
    10y

    Looks great. Congrats on the flip

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    Rental Property Investor · Brookville, OH · Member since 2016 · 488 posts · 363 votes
    10y

    @Marcin Chojnack awesome job on the remodel.  Where did you get those cabinets for $3k?  They look great.  Thanks

    Paul Amegatcher 

  • Wholesaler · Calabasas, CA · Member since 2014 · 17 posts · 0 votes
    10y

    Very nice - and good taste.

  • Marcin ChojnackiPro Member
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    Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes
    10y

    Thank you all for the kind words. 

    @Scott W. No loan. Cash purchase.

    @Chris Doyle A few dozen. No financing. This is typical. Usually we look for 20-30% returns (20% being minimum). On this project the total investment is about 230k. The ROI was approx 23%. Usually the higher the investment the slightly lower the ROI becomes (for example is much easier to net 40% returns on 60k investments, 24k profit. Much harder to net 40% on 300k... 120k profit). As long as the conservative estimates show a minimum of 20% return and we see low risk we'll jump on it....30% deals are no brainers.

    @Brian Dally Cash

  • Marcin ChojnackiPro Member
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    Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes
    10y

    @Paul Amegatcher We have a local supplier. Lately home depot prices on shaker style cabs aren't terrible. Our supplier carries a bigger variety which allows easy configurations for awkward or small layouts.

  • Real Estate Investor · chicago, IL · Member since 2012 · 1k+ posts · 231 votes
    10y

    How many partners and of so, what was the split %?

  • Real Estate Agent · Scottsdale, AZ · Member since 2016 · 114 posts · 42 votes
    10y

    Looks terrific! The black subway tile in the bath was an unexpected choice and it works very well!

  • Marcin ChojnackiPro Member
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    Roselle, IL · Member since 2015 · 165 posts · 143 votes
    10y

    @Scott W. Most are done with no partners. When I refer to "we" I refer to my team. Contractors, leasing agents, designers, etc. There usually is no direct partner on projects that we or that our clients do. 

    @Jessica Jay-Maleski Yes! It's a black glass tile. It's actually a little less black in person (more of a dark grey). My main camera died and I had to use my iphone :/ so it came out a little different than in person. 

  • Contractor · Chester, NY · Member since 2016 · 4 posts · 0 votes
    10y

    Thanks , for all the great info very insightful

  • Architect · Chicago, IL · Member since 2014 · 19 posts · 18 votes
    10y

    Very Nice Renovation!  How did you accomplish financing?  Did you use personal cash, hard money, credit, or private financing?  

  • Investor · Mishawaka, IN · Member since 2016 · 5 posts · 0 votes
    10y
    Wow. Excellent work! Looks great! You and your team should be very proud!
  • Real Estate Agent · Spring, TX · Member since 2016 · 3 posts · 3 votes
    10y

    @Marcin Chojnacki Thank you for sharing this valuable information! What a transformation and tasteful finishes! 

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