BRRRR in East Tacoma/ WA

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BRRRR in East Tacoma/ WA

Rudy Manna

Investor · Redmond, WA · Member since 2016 · 267 posts · 110 votes

This is a BRRRR we finished about a month ago along with partner @Pradeep Tiwari..

@Timothy Tooker doubled up as agent to find the deal and GC services..

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Overall, we generated quite decent walk-in equity ($36K, 18%), and cash flow rate of 0.95%..

We rehabbed mostly the interiors, we left exterior paint and windows, to make the numbers work.

Here are the numbers:

Purchase: $130K

Hard Money Cost: $8K

Construction Cost: $24K

Closing Costs: $4K

Total Acquisition Cost: $166K

ARV: $202K

Rent: $1570 (0.95%)

Walk in Equity: 36K

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Peggy Kiker

Savannah, GA · Member since 2014 · 11 posts · 2 votes

Hi Rudy, I noticed you used a hard money lender. How much did you bring to the deal yourself and were you able to quickly refinance with a bank? (I know usually they want a year or so of rental history), how were you able to refi and pay off the hml so quickly? What's your net cash flow per month now?

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Michael S.Pro Member
Biggerpockets Support · Las Pinas, Metro Manila · Member since 2015 · 7k+ posts · 1k+ votes
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Awesome work Rudy. Congrats!
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Ike Hobbs
Investor · Wichita, KS · Member since 2016 · 133 posts · 63 votes
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Nice job!
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Michael Mullins
Investor · Cedar Park, TX · Member since 2016 · 463 posts · 177 votes
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Great job man. Love your pictures
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Timothy Tooker
Real Estate Agent · Puyallup, WA · Member since 2012 · 240 posts · 95 votes
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@Rudy Manna, @Pradeep Tiwari,
Gentlemen,
Thank you for the opportunity to assist you in finding and renovating your investment properties. Looking forward to future projects.
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Michael Schlager
Investor · Meridian, ID · Member since 2016 · 11 posts · 12 votes
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Looks great! What did you do to the exterior?
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Rob Allegrini
Real Estate Agent · Vancouver, British Columbia · Member since 2016 · 5 posts · 1 vote
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Great reno, and fantastic result!
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Tim Boehm
Investor · Tillamook, OR · Member since 2013 · 8 posts · 4 votes
9y
Great to be in the middle, catch them going up and coming down. Craig's list housing forum is also a great place to learn from experienced LL's
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Rudy Manna
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Investor · Redmond, WA · Member since 2016 · 267 posts · 110 votes
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Originally posted by @Michael Schlager:

Looks great! What did you do to the exterior?
We didn't do anything to the exterior. We left exterior paint and window as it is..Our math suggested that we will reach target ARV even without exterior work, in hindsight we were right :)
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Jeremy Stroud
Baton Rouge, LA · Member since 2017 · 19 posts · 5 votes
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Rudy,
Has this sold yet, or is that what you are hoping to get?
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Gilbert Lugo
West Palm Beach, FL · Member since 2017 · 91 posts · 19 votes
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Great work!
How did you fund the rehab after purchase?
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Peggy Kiker
Savannah, GA · Member since 2014 · 11 posts · 2 votes
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Hi Rudy, I noticed you used a hard money lender. How much did you bring to the deal yourself and were you able to quickly refinance with a bank? (I know usually they want a year or so of rental history), how were you able to refi and pay off the hml so quickly? What's your net cash flow per month now?
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Autumn Allen
Investor · Renton, WA · Member since 2015 · 44 posts · 9 votes
9y
Great job guys!
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Mike Mack
Real Estate Investor · Mackenzie, British Columbia · Member since 2017 · 9 posts · 4 votes
9y
Right on man. Good job. What was the sellers original asking price and how did you determine your offer?
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Lamar Norsworthy
Memphis, TN · Member since 2016 · 16 posts · 5 votes
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Seeing these numbers actually made me realize something that while I am looking for my first deal that because I am looking to implement the BRRRR strategy that I don't need to hit the Cash floor rate of over 1. Being that so much equity is built up with the ARV less Acquisition costs, that your cash flow rate can be lower.
Thanks Rudy, look forward to seeing the future deals.
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Jason Scobie
Virginia Beach, VA · Member since 2015 · 15 posts · 2 votes
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where did you get the $130 to purchase the property? If you financed through the hard money lender what percent did they give you? How long have you had this property?
have you refinanced this deal? I see a couple of holes or am I missing something.
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Timothy Tooker
Real Estate Agent · Puyallup, WA · Member since 2012 · 240 posts · 95 votes
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@Jason Scobie
They went through MBO NW, LLC for the hard money. Terms were 12% 2 points. They had the property roughly 60 days. They are already refinanced out.
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Jacqueline Lord
Katy, TX · Member since 2017 · 1 post · 0 votes
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Hello! This is awesome! How would you guys suggest starting out? Please direct me. - Jacque
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Jason Scobie
Virginia Beach, VA · Member since 2015 · 15 posts · 2 votes
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So how can you refinance a loan with one year? It's against the law unless u have owner finance or u paid cash.
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Rudy Manna
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Investor · Redmond, WA · Member since 2016 · 267 posts · 110 votes
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Originally posted by @Peggy Kiker:

Hi Rudy, I noticed you used a hard money lender. How much did you bring to the deal yourself and were you able to quickly refinance with a bank? (I know usually they want a year or so of rental history), how were you able to refi and pay off the hml so quickly? What's your net cash flow per month now?
Usually we put 10%-15% of initial purchase price, the rehab costs are wrapped into the loan as a separate renno loan. We do a rate-term refi of HML within 2-3 months, which covers both purchase and renno loan. However, the downside of not waiting for the seasoning period and doing a rate-term faster means initial money we put stays in the deal which is about ~5% of ARV.
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Rudy Manna
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Investor · Redmond, WA · Member since 2016 · 267 posts · 110 votes
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Originally posted by @Jason Scobie:

So how can you refinance a loan with one year?
It's against the law unless u have owner finance or u paid cash.
There is no Required wait period for rate-term refi. You may have to wait for cash-out refi.
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Jason Scobie
Virginia Beach, VA · Member since 2015 · 15 posts · 2 votes
9y
So now your cash is tied up in this property?
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Jason Scobie
Virginia Beach, VA · Member since 2015 · 15 posts · 2 votes
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Not sure if I am adding this correctly. 10% down (minimum,not sure what you put down) = $13000 of your own money. $8000 for the HM $4000 closing Total out of pocket is $25000 correct?
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Rudy Manna
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Investor · Redmond, WA · Member since 2016 · 267 posts · 110 votes
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Originally posted by @Jason Scobie:

Not sure if I am adding this correctly.
10% down (minimum,not sure what you put down) = $13000 of your own money.
$8000 for the HM
$4000 closing
Total out of pocket is
$25000 correct?
Some of the Hard Money costs are wrapped in the loan, also mortgage allows 1%cashback, our total money in the deal was just over ~$15K.
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Connor Maloney
Real Estate Investor · Anchorage, AK · Member since 2015 · 117 posts · 42 votes
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Nice job!! Also, nice job analyzing the numbers and using them to make good decisions on what to fix up and not fix up. The cool thing about BRRRR is that you don't have to fix it up as nice a flip house!
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Jacob Lampert
Investor · Happy Valley, OR · Member since 2015 · 2 posts · 0 votes
9y
Nice work & Thanks for Sharing!
Who did you use to refinance the property?
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