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Joseph Cuomo
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Need advice for first wholesale lead!

Joseph Cuomo
  • Specialist
  • New York, NY
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I received my first call and the seller is interested in selling because his family is looking to move. He purchased the townhouse for $270,300 in 2008 and has approximately $228,000 - $230,000 of debt on the property. Doing some basic due diligence without seeing the property, the ARV is $260,000, the fixed cost estimate to apx $20,000 and rehab cost could range anywhere from $20-30k. Estimating for at least a $20,000 flipper's profit and a $5,000 wholesale profit, the MAO comes to $185,000. Please provide any feedback as it will be much appreciated ! Thanks, Joe

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Mykael Williamson
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Mykael Williamson
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  • Nashville, TN
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I suppose the math is there but is the seller motivation there to take an offer of $185k?  If they owe 230 are they in a position to take the loss plus bring 45 to the deal?  Based on what we know so far that seems like it might be a stretch.

I hope it does work out for you though!!!

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