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27 contributions to Millionaire Investing Roadmaps
HELLO INVESTORS !!!
My name is Ricardo Serrano, a recently retired biologist originally from Peru South America and living in San Diego, CA. I'm a multifamily investor, currently own 3 single family investment properties, one in northern California (east San Francisco) and 2 in Memphis, TN. Currently evaluating multifamily apartment from 5-100 doors, my markets are Memphis, TN; Lousville, KY, LUbbock, TX and Reno, NV. Blessings to you all !!!
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Welcome Ricardo! That is great that you have investments already. How do prefer to price out repairs?
Evaluating a deal...
Today I visited a property to assess it as a potential deal. The house is located in a revitalizing area that is appreciating in value. There are newly built homes all around this one, to the left and right of it. The potential ARV is approximately $250,000. I was very hopeful that this would be a great deal! However, it's in bad, bad shape. The house would need heavy demolition and to be gutted. There is asbestos siding (which has special instructions for discarding), but it can have siding applied over it, which costs less. All major mechanical systems would have to be completely replaced (electric, plumbing, HVAC) along with subflooring, all new kitchen, bathroom, all walls and ceiling need new drywall, the oil tank currently used for heating, and more. My contractor wasn't available today for the walkthrough, but I may just pass on this deal anyway due to the likelihood of finding additional issues that would drive up renovation costs and potentially delay the project (adding to excessive holding costs) to get proper permits and inspections. Generally, my calculation for an offer that I intend to Buy & Hold is 75% of ARV - Repairs = Max Allowable Offer. In this case it would be $250,000 - $138,040 = $111,960. The repair cost that I used was a general total of about $140/SF. I found this deal by Driving for Dollars. On my drive in a good neighborhood, I had noticed a For Sale sign with a phone number attached to the front porch of this property. The number wasn't in service, so I did a public record search of the owner's information and found a P.O. Box for him. I sent my hand-written letter about two weeks ago, and last week his daughter reached out to me. The owner, her father, had passed away a couple of years ago and the property just got out of probate. So, I arranged to walk the property today. I'll need to crunch exact numbers on what renovations/repairs for this property will cost and speak with some hard money lenders, then I can make a decision about whether to renovate or pass.
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@Ricardo Serrano Hi Ricardo! Thank you for your comment. Many people use the 70% golden formula as well. I tend to use 70% when I do wholesaling or Fix & Flip because it leaves more room in the deal.
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@Michael Koleini Definitely does! Especially good for those on a low budget and finding properties that can't necessarily be found on lists (or DealMachine, PropStream, etc.). I like to do it also so I can see development in the area. I will use Google Maps Street View to check things out, but sometimes the satellite photos can be older than 2 or 3 years.
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POLYCAM 3D Scanner!!
Hey guys! I walked another property today for a potential Buy & Hold. This time I had my contractor with me to discuss renovations. He started slowly walking the property with his phone out. Naturally, I thought he was taking a video. It turns out he was using an app called Polycam 3D Scanner LiDAR 360. I am attaching the LiDAR scan in this post. The app makes a complete floorplan and can take measurements of subject property! This is something that I used to sketch by hand from my photos. I am blown away! It's a real game changer. The front entrance is shown in the middle left of the LiDAR scan.
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POLYCAM 3D Scanner!!
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@Ricardo Serrano You are welcome! I hope that you find it helpful in your real estate dealings like I did. What an amazing invention LiDAR is.
Action plan!
Hello community! Today I wanted to share with you that I am working on implementing an action plan for myself and scheduling time on my calendar to complete action items needed to move me forward to achieve my goals. This includes: 1. Time to source new real estate leads (driving for dollars, placing bandit signs, contacting my realtor friends, putting sticky notes on doors, etc.) 2. Following up on a couple of active leads. 3. Scheduling time with contractors (in my case, to walk through a property I'm interested in) to have them help me craft more accurate repair estimates. 4. Contacting lenders to see who offers me the best terms! 5. Record some videos to better guide this community through the Millionaire Investing Roadmap (the first one people usually see). Hey, even if you can only spare 15-30 minutes a day to do these things, you will slowly but SURELY move closer to your ultimate goals. One thing that I know about myself is if I have a clear plan of action and take the time to complete those action steps in my plan, I am successful. Sometimes it really is as simple as putting in some work. A bandit sign placed now could result in a deal gotten tomorrow! Let me know how I can support you! What do you need?
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