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2 Bedroom Turned 3 Bedroom Single Family Rental Interior Update - Birmingham, AL 35217

  • Writer: Klaus Gmirr
    Klaus Gmirr
  • May 28, 2024
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 10, 2024

This was a small 1,026 SQFT home I offered 40,000 on after inspection, ended up closing a few days after at 40,000 and the rehab begun. It was originally a 2 bed 1 bath, however we were able to convert to a 3 bed 1 bath as there was a nice sized den. We added a closet and door to meet section 8 standards for a bedroom.


Rehab Needed To Meet Section 8 Standards:


  • Entire home repainted, including all walls, ceilings, and trim work

  • New carpet laid in all living areas and bedrooms + new flooring installed in kitchen and bathroom + new subfloor and disposal of old subfloor

  • New toilet, vanity, tub installed

  • Trash removal from interior and exterior

  • Drywall work on multiple ceiling areas and walls

  • New interior doors installed throughout home

  • Update all electrical outlets to fit electrical standards of section 8 inspection, addition of 2prong and 3prong outlets where necessary, and removal/disposal of outlets that are ungrounded as well as GFI outlets installed in all areas needed

  • Installation of smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors necessary throughout home to pass section 8 inspection

  • Installation of new light fixtures in home, and removal/disposal or current fixtures as well as all ceiling fans currently present

  • New locks to be installed in all doors

  • Home to be thoroughly updated to meet all guidelines necessary to pass section 8 inspection

  • New floor in laundry room

  • Vine removal from exterior

  • Build wall in rear den and install door to create 3rd bedroom



  • Build closet in bedroom 3


  • Install door in laundry room


Total Bid: 45,000



Rehab Begins (11/2/2023):


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Rehab Complete (12/18/2023):



After about a month the entire house had been re done inside and the outside was cleaned up and pressure washed.



Numbers:


Initial Cost:

Purchase price: 40,000

Rehab cost: 45,000

Closing costs: 1,164

Total: 86,164


Monthly Income:

Monthly rent: 1,238 (100% Covered by HUD)

Property management: -123 (10%)

Property insurance: -134 (1,608 annually) (Premium needs to be reduced as it's not vacant)

Property taxes: -98 (1,186 annually)

Total: 883

**Does NOT include debt payments**


Summary: Initial cost: 86,164

Net annual cashflow: 10,596


Annualized cash on cash return: 12%

**Note: the numbers detailed here are missing a few costs such as utilities cost during rehab, property management new tenant leasing fee and appliances for the unit.



 
 
 

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