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Rookie Reply: Estimating Rehab Costs, Finding “Hard Money,” & Tax Planning

Bigger Pockets

Need to estimate rehab costs or calculate ARV (after-repair value) on a property? For new investors, these tricky tasks can often make or break a deal. But, as always, our […]

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How to Estimate Rehab Costs for Your Rental

Ideal REI

One of the hardest parts of buying a new property is how to estimate rehab costs for it. Remodeling costs are probably the largest line item on your expense sheet and it’s very important to estimate them accurately. The worst part about it – it’s impossible to have a contractor attached to your hip.

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Rookie Reply: How to Estimate Rehab Costs and Where to Find the Right CPA

Bigger Pockets

Need to know how to estimate rehab costs, even if you’re investing out of state? For most investors, it seems almost impossible to do a full-scale renovation while living hundreds, […].

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Top markets for affordable renovated housing inventory

Housing Wire

Despite the rapidly deteriorating affordability, there is some hope for homebuyers in the form of renovated homes: properties that have been rehabbed into move-in ready condition after being purchased at foreclosure auction or bank-owned (REO) auction. of estimated “after-repair” value, indicating they were rehabbed into move-in condition.

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Rookie Reply: Finding Comps, Estimating Rehab Costs, and Filling Vacancies

Bigger Pockets

A FSBO (For Sale By Owner) seller wants to move forward with your offer—that’s great news! But first, they have asked you to pull comps (comparable sales). Believe it or […]

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New Western taps new chief marketing officer

Housing Wire

The Texas firm has locations in more than 25 cities and connects with sellers more than 100,000 local investors looking to rehab houses, according to its website. It estimates there are about 3 million “aged properties” in the Chicago area alone, with almost 88% of them built before 2001.

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Daren Blomquist’s 2023 housing outlook

Housing Wire

These buyers are primarily local community developers who purchase distressed properties and then resell or rent those properties on the retail market following rehab — a process that typically takes six to 12 months. . Home price correction likely nationwide and in majority of markets.