Single family BRRRR in Roseville, MI

Single family BRRRR in Roseville, MI

Rental Property Investor · Oakland County · Member since 2018 · 151 posts · 97 votes

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment in Roseville.

Purchase price: $42,000
Cash invested: $12,000

Found this 2bd,1bath 700sqft house via a snail-mail marketing campaign, the (at the time) owners are in their 50's, were renting out the house and were tired of taking care of it. We agreed on a purchase price of 42k and I put 12k into the rehab; the house was already in pretty good condition.

How did you add value to the deal?

When all was said and done, our $12k got us:

New windows throughout
Interior and exterior painting for the house and exterior painting on the garage
A small amount of roofing - The house's roof was only a year old, but the cover for the back porch never got redone for some reason
Gutter guards along the whole house
New floors throughout
New kitchen appliances
New bathtub enclosure (including moisture-resistant drywall)
Some light electrical work (new lights, flipping out receptacles, etc)

What was the outcome?

At the time of writing this post, the house is on the market for rent and has been getting a lot of views and saves. I'll be touching base with our property manager at the end of the week to check the status.

Lessons learned? Challenges?

A still-in-progress challenge is that we want to refinance this house, however, it has another 3 months of seasoning before we can do so. At the same time, we don't want the house sitting vacant, so finding a tenant who will keep the house in good condition is crucial.

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New to Real Estate · Fort Worth, TX · Member since 2017 · 44 posts · 20 votes
7y

Way to go man! looks like it worked out pretty well. Is this your first deal? How much are you looking to get for rent? How much are you expecting it to appraise for once you have a renter?

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  • New to Real Estate · Fort Worth, TX · Member since 2017 · 44 posts · 20 votes
    7y

    Way to go man! looks like it worked out pretty well. Is this your first deal? How much are you looking to get for rent? How much are you expecting it to appraise for once you have a renter?

  • Rental Property Investor · Oakland County · Member since 2018 · 151 posts · 97 votes
    7y

    Thanks @Dylan Whitcher! This isn't my first deal. I've flipped a couple and have two other rentals, however, this IS the first deal to go through the official BRRRR process. I'd really like to see $850/month for rent, but the numbers are still good if I had to drop into the 7's. I believe this house would appraise for ~75k. That best case scenario would leave me with a 55% ROI.

  • New to Real Estate · Fort Worth, TX · Member since 2017 · 44 posts · 20 votes
    7y

    @Kyle Shankin super cool. Sounds like it turned out well. Congrats!

  • Rental Property Investor · FL · Member since 2021 · 31 posts · 20 votes
    4y

    @Kyle Shankin How is this house doing now?  Do you have tenants?  Did you get decent rents? How about overall house value?

  • Rental Property Investor · Oakland County · Member since 2018 · 151 posts · 97 votes
    4y

    @Lynn Milos thanks for asking! Yes, the house rented shortly after my post for $825/month. That tenant stayed there for 2 years and then moved on. The house was only on the market for a couple of weeks before we found another tenant whose currently renting at $875/month; they're going to renew for another year in about a month. We refinanced the house as soon as we could and it appraised for $86k, so we made about $6k. We're cashflowing about $250/month if my memory serves me correctly.

  • Rental Property Investor · FL · Member since 2021 · 31 posts · 20 votes
    4y

    @Kyle Shankin. Thats great! Thanks for sharing.

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