All Forum Posts by: Alon A.
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Post: Flip in TX area. need help

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Hey guys
I would like you to help my calculate my expanses its my first deal of flip and like to know my net profit.
I dont understand this calculators and want someone to explain me please. I know you have closing costs, hazard insurance, and more fees , and when you sell property you have also seller fee....
Property price: 425K
Rehab: 60K
ARV: 640K
Insurance: $2300 yearly
Property Tax: $12,100 yearly
thats is all details i know .. how do i know more expanses that i have and how to calculate it?
Hard money options:
Easy Purchase-Only
6-Month Term (No Prepayment Penalty)
82.5% LTPP up to 70% ARV
10.9% Rate
2.5 Points
You will self-fund the entire rehab in this scenario
Purchase 80
6-Month Term (No Prepayment Penalty after 30 days)
80% Acquisition-Only Loan (Lend based off of LTC, Not ARV or LTV)
11%
1 Point
Post: Hard money for flip & rental

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Hey guys
Thank you all for you info it helped me a lot
The loan is with no down payment , maybe that’s why it’s high ?
Post: Hard money for flip & rental

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hey guys
i have a question that ill need your help please, i have a deal of 300K purchase , 55K renovation, ARV is 450K, 2 months of remodeling
property tax is $8500 per year, Rent is $2600
Property in Dallas TX
Hard money lender
75% of ARV - on rental property for BRRRR
70% of ARV - on Fix and Sell (Flip) property
terms for both options:
14% APR interest | 2.99% Loan fee | 12 month term (potential to roll 1% into refi) | $1495 processing fee
How do I calculate the Net profit after selling in flip ? After all expanses, pre paid hazard insurance, closing costs title.. everything.
Can you help me out how to calculate it, I dont understand online calculator and want you will explain me here
the 2nd question is: lets say i go to the rental way BRRRR , after I finish the 2months of remodeling, after i finish it convert to conventional loan, how it works from the conversion of the hard money loan, property ARV is 450K,
Thank you so much !!
Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Quote from @Mike D'Arrigo:
@Alon A. I don't know the Columbia market but the big problem that I think you'll find in TX is that they are among the highest in the nation on both property taxes and insurance. FL is among the highest for insurance. Personally, I look for markets with lower operating costs which is why I like Kansas City a lot. Indianapolis and the Quad Cities on the Iowa side also cash flow well.
Post: Tax for property purchases

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Hey
I live in California, i'm investing in Dallas, TX - im planning to buy Single Family Home properties
I have my own S corp company here in CA and i opened LLC for investments
i didnt stared yet and i didnt bought my first property.
From tax perspective, its helping me in any way of having investments in Real Estate (even if its not commercial)?
I heard that only for commercial you get tax deductible.. can you explain
Lets say i remodel and have 50K to pay to contractor, this payments will go of course will go from my S Corp, end of year we need work on taxes,, its deductible ?
Im asking because i dont have any knowledge with how its affect on taxes.
Thank you !!
Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Quote from @Bob S.:
Quote from @Alon A.:
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Hey guys
After long research of market and a lot of questions i have final question.
Im looking to start BRRRR method at one of this cities:
- Dallas Forth-Worth, TX
- Columbia, SC
- Jacksonville, FL
I have 150K on the side and im planning to do 20% Down loans or DSCR, part of the states has high taxes but also rent is higher so its good.
Im looking for all perspectives, taxes, rents, appreciation. Houses in 150-250K ranges that will be my market
I need to focus on one market and build a team over there. what do you think is the best market to get in in your opinion?
3 bad choices, Dallas, really ? Very expensive. Columbia, maybe that too expensive I was there in September, a lot goign on but seems highl , ,Jacksonville, no way, wait till things calm down. Much better returns in the Midwest.
I think it’s still reasonable prices and returns , what you recommend?
Again midwest like OH much better returns. The 3 areas you picked do not make sense in my opinion. If they were great I would set up a team there.
I just think that texas has really good growth and there is areas Still in texas that worth investing if you find good deal
Columbus and Cincinnati became expensive already for 3bed/2baths houses
Cleveland also reached to the 100K ranges , but yes the rents are amazing , the area and growth not that much
So why OH?
Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Quote from @Bob S.:
Quote from @Alon A.:
Hey guys
After long research of market and a lot of questions i have final question.
Im looking to start BRRRR method at one of this cities:
- Dallas Forth-Worth, TX
- Columbia, SC
- Jacksonville, FL
I have 150K on the side and im planning to do 20% Down loans or DSCR, part of the states has high taxes but also rent is higher so its good.
Im looking for all perspectives, taxes, rents, appreciation. Houses in 150-250K ranges that will be my market
I need to focus on one market and build a team over there. what do you think is the best market to get in in your opinion?
3 bad choices, Dallas, really ? Very expensive. Columbia, maybe that too expensive I was there in September, a lot goign on but seems highl , ,Jacksonville, no way, wait till things calm down. Much better returns in the Midwest.
I think it’s still reasonable prices and returns , what you recommend?
Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Quote from @Nicholas L.:
you've asked a bunch of variations of this question. are you going to go set up your team in person? starting with OOS BRRRR is risky and tough.
where in CA are you? why not pick a local market? leave your house and start driving until you hit a market or city with a median home price equal to dallas - i don't think dallas is 'cheap' anymore...
I’m in silicone valley , what local market I can get here ? Lol everything here is over 700K in the area unless you drive 4 hours
Post: Considering 3 Cities to Invest

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Quote from @Scooter Williams:
Check Zillow , there are properties under 100k. I also get a lot of my properties off market.
You don’t have a lot of problems with tenants ? When renting this houses ?