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The property
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Rehab budget
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% of repairs
Rehab totalrepairs + contingency—
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Slably and InvestorA have the same owner. Nothing from this analysis is sent.
Hard money, holding & sale
Interest assumes the full loan for the whole period.
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points
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% of ARV
Set as a %. Change the ARV and the dollars follow.
months
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% of price
Cost of selling
% of ARV
InvestorA’s 11%: commissions, concessions, title and closing. Switch to By part to set each one.
Maximum offerThe most to pay and still meet your minimums
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- a purchase price
- an ARV
- a rehab budget
Net profit at your priceWhat you make buying at your price
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Judged against InvestorA’s minimums
- Net profit
- —min $30,000Waiting
- ROI
- —min 15%Waiting
- Safety margin
- —min 10%Waiting
Cash in—price + rehab + costs, less the loan
Cash on cash—net profit over the cash in
Annualized—on a 6-month hold
Break-even price—where profit reaches zero
ROI—profit over all in
Where the ARV goes
—- Purchase price—
- Closing, purchase—
- Rehab—
- Origination—
- Interest—
- Holdingestimate—
- Cost of selling—
- Sale at ARV—
- Net profit—
Stress test
The same deal, with one assumption moved at a time.
| Scenario | Profit | ROI |
|---|---|---|
| Base case | — | — |
| ARV drops 5% | — | — |
| Rehab 10% over | — | — |
| Sells 2 months later | — | — |
In amber: below one of your minimums.