Some real estate investors feel the key to earning money in
the Rehab market is securing property at a reduced price. While this has
merit, the key to successful rehabbing is flipping property quickly and moving
onto the next rehab project. The longer a rehab project remains static in a
portfolio the property holding expenses erode its profit margin.
A successful real estate investor realizes the importance
of quickly flipping investment properties. The shorter the cycle from purchase
to sale increases the net profit the deal. 4R Management offers several exit
strategies that are designed to flip rehab projects 70% faster than traditional
selling methods.
Cost of Holding Rehab
Property
Example:
Property:
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After Repair Value:
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$150,000
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Present Value:
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$87,500
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Rehab Cost:
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$10,000
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Monthly Operating Expenses: (2% per month of present
value for taxes, insurance, and utilities)
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$1,750
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Loan:
Terms: 6 Months – @ 15% Interest per
annum with no prepayment penalty
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Loan Amount:
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$97,500
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Monthly Interest:
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1.25%
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Months Held:
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Months
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3
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6
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Sale Price:
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150,000
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150,000
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Less
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Loan Pay Off:
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97,500
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97,500
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Loan Interest:
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3,656
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7,312
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Monthly Operating Expense:
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5,250
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10,500
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Net Profit:
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$43,594
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$34,688
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It is clear from the above figures that rehabbers must quickly
flip or convert completed rehab projects. For this reason, it is imperative for
a rehabber to have an exit strategy in place prior to completing the purchase of the project.
4R Management offers several exit strategies to minimize the
property ownership cycle.
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