EquityMax
Comprehensive Acquistion
and Funding Solutions


Licensed Real Estate Broker
Direct Lender to
Real Estate Investors

6216 N. Federal Highway,
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308

PH: 954-267-9103
FX: 954-771-2407
E-Mail: Info@EquityMax.com

 
 

What is the profile of a typical real estate investor? Starting investors are usually currently working a steady job, but not happy with their income or prospects for further growth. They try a house or two as a sideline investment. After buying and selling a few properties, your success may very well lead you into real estate investing full time. Once you are in the business as your full-time profession, there are a lot of opportunities that will present themselves. You may generally continue to buy, fix, and sell homes retail. But you may also buy a few properties inexpensively enough to “flip” them wholesale, that is, for a smaller profit, but no work and a quick closing. Along the way, you will likely delve into rental property, and eventually even larger projects. At EquityMax, we have the expertise to introduce you to, and guide you in, all of these areas.

 

Here is a convenient worksheet to use when analyzing a potential purchase. You’ll be able to determine very quickly if a deal makes sense. Feel free to print out this worksheet for your everyday analysis.

 

PROPERTY PROFIT CALCULATOR

 

1. Selling price, after repaired                                                    ___________

2. Down payment                                                                     ___________

3. Closing costs upon acquisition                                               ___________

4. Miscellaneous expenses                                                        ___________

5. Total costs related to acquisition (Items 2-4):                                                ___________

 

6. Holding and operating expenses:

            A. Repairs (always figure 20% more than your

                 hands-on estimate)                                                   ___________

            B. Mortgage payments for ______ months.                   ___________

            C. Property taxes during holding period                         ___________

            D. Insurance                                                                 ___________

            E. Utilities                                                                     ___________

            F. Advertising                                                               ___________

                        7.Total holding and operating expenses                                    ___________

                                    (Items 6A-6F)

 

8. Selling expenses and closing costs upon sale

            A. Real estate commission (maybe)                               ___________

            B. Closing costs                                                            ___________

                        9. Total selling and closing costs                                                ___________

                                    (Items 8A-8B) 

10. Mortgage payoff(s)                                                                                     ___________

11. Total costs & expenses (lines 5, 7, 9 & 10)                         ___________                                                             


12. Anticipated net profit
(line 1 - line 11)                                                      ___________

 

Note: To determine out-of-pocket cash during transaction, add total of lines

            5+7-6C.

But you may also buy a few properties inexpensively enough to "flip" them wholesale, that is, for a smaller profit, but no work and a quick closing. EquityMax can help you in this regard, by marketing your wholesale property on our list at no obligation to you!

 


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