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