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...and I spent $24,600 for this?

mogulskr

Monkey
Aug 28, 2002
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NH
Is the extra grand worth taking the risk of another chicken/goat/dog sacrafice? The weekend is here.
 

Spitfired

Monkey
Jun 18, 2004
489
0
Rochester, NY
Crashby = Stuntmatty?
We need to talk! This is exactly what I intend to do to my park ave property. I had no idea you did this sort of thing. Flipping awesome.
 

Crashby

Monkey
Jan 26, 2003
947
1
Rochester, NY
Spitfired said:
Crashby = Stuntmatty?
We need to talk! This is exactly what I intend to do to my park ave property. I had no idea you did this sort of thing. Flipping awesome.
ummmm no, we are seperate munkees... He has helped me greatly on 2 of my properties...

We should grab a beer sometime / take a tour of our houses - discuss biz... PM me anytime.
 

Mackie

Monkey
Mar 4, 2004
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New York
Crashby said:
The figure is 56k.
That just makes me sick. I'm looking at 4 bedroom homes right now for 10x that price. :mumble: Location, location, location.....

And let me add to the list of compliments - you made that place look great.:thumb:
 

TreeSaw

Mama Monkey
Oct 30, 2003
17,670
1,855
Dancin' over rocks n' roots!
Crashby said:
Some pretty major updates and a question for y'all...

Some bad activity around the street that this house is on. Some shootings a couple streets away, and some sacrificed chickens, a goat, and a beheaded dog literally a few hundred feet from the backyard (no, I'm not kidding - some "Santeria" afoot apparently). Needless to say that this is not doing wonders for the property values in the area.

Also, the house was broken into a couple nights ago. They broke down the back door. :mumble: The good news is that they didn't steal anything or vandalize the place (don't quite understand that). I also ran a comparable market evaluation on the street and discovered that the highest price ever paid for a house on that street was $59,900.

Now the semi-good news. I got an offer on the house a few minutes ago. Its much much less than I ever planned on, but its a FAST sale and I can get the hell outta Dodge and move on to another project.

The figure is 56k. Almost appalling, but it still gives me a profit of around $15,000 for my 8 weeks work and a percentage profit on investment (ROI) of 34%.

Should I take it? :clue:
I would take the offer and see if they are willing to split closing costs at a minimum.
 

jonKranked

Detective Dookie
Nov 10, 2005
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I'd say take it and move onto another project. The less time you sit on it, the more houses you can do. IN the long run that = more $$ in your pocket.
 

Natedogg

Monkey
Jun 10, 2003
164
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Mazzzzchappi
I agree, take the money and run.

Dang, if I lived in the CRoch, Id go in with you... Beers, bikes, and saws--how much trouble can you get into? :nope: :) Id love to do that here in Boston, but like everyone else has pointed out (in their respective towns), the up-front capital is mind blowing. Youve got a great market there--although you may want to move your interests a few more blocks away...:thumb: