Beachside Joint Venture with
Contracted 15% ROI on Vero's South Beach
This new listing in Oceanridge it has
the best investment potential of anything I’ve seen in the last 2 years.
There have been a few good
foreclosure deals on south beach, but not with the combination
of location, price and a block / tile structure 4 homes from the beach. This bank owned home will sell
quickly.
Click link to
see listing: 1939 Ocean Ridge
Circle
This home is a rare Island foreclosure - See: County Records. It sold in 2006 for $767,700 and is
now: $329,000! The home has been vacant for 18 months so the lawn is
dead,
pool is green and appliances
are missing. The structure appears sound, with no evidence of water damage or vandalism.

Repairs
Needed:
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Re-landscape & repair sprinkler system
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Paint Interior & Exterior - minor remodeling
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Misc Carpentry, plumbing & Electrical
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Pool Drain & Clean, Pump repair
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New Appliances - Mid Level Whirlpool
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Flooring in Bedrooms - Originally Carpet
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Address Differed Maintenance
Throughout
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Aerial Photo
Neighboring homes in the subdivision (shown in slides above) average
$550,000 in value. A very conservative of the value of the
project home after repairs / updates would be $450,000.
Below
are 2 proposed scenarios of the project with different levels of upgrade /
improvements:
Lease Purchase:
I am currently looking for
a joint venture
project for lease-option
in exchange
for renovation & property management . Final value will be higher due to upgrades and I would be responsible for all
repairs.
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2 Year Lease
to Purchase Period
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Investor
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Lessee
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Purchase
Price
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$330,000
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Holding
Costs
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Taxes
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$10,880
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Insurance
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$8,000
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HOA
Fees
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$1,520
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Pool & Lawn
Maintenance
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$4,100
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Renovation
Materials & Labor
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$50,000
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Total holding
Costs
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$74,500
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Sale Price in 2
Years
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$454,000
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Less Lessee
Equity
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($74,500)
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Less Investor
Equity
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(330,000.00)
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Net to
Investor
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$49,500
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Renovate & Manage for
Investor In this case,
renovation would be to original condition, with minor upgrades. Rental income should
come close to covering costs, but initial investment will be higher. Final Value would be
lower since
renovation will consist of repair to original condition with minor upgrading.
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2 Year
Rental Investment Period
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Investor
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Purchase
Price
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$330,000
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Renovation
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$24,000
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Initial
Investment
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$354,000
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Holding
Costs
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Management @
$150/mo
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$3,600
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Renovation GC
@25%
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$6,000
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Taxes
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$10,880
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Insurance
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$8,000
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HOA
Fees
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$1,520
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Pool & Lawn
Maintenance
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$3,600
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Repair
Allowance
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$5,000
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Total holding
Costs
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$38,600
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Sale Price in 2
Years
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$425,000
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Cost of Sale
8%
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($33,600)
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Less Holding
Costs
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($38,600)
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Plus Rental
Income
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$48,000
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Less Investor
Equity
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(354,000.00)
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Net to
Investor
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$46,800
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This is just a quick synopsis of 2 possible
scenarios and some rough numbers
to put it in perspective.
I currently manage several projects that are the renovate & manage for investor arrangement - I can
provide figures, references & details. I have extensive building experience as an architect / builder for
many years in Colorado. Contact me for additional information or to exchange ideas.
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