BRRR Project - Hartlepool
About this property
2-Bed Mid Terrace BRRR Project in Hartlepool
Investment Area: Teeside
Strategy: BMV, Buy to Let
Traditional mid terrace house.
Key property details:
- Freehold
- 57 sqm
- EPC B
- Council tax band A
- Vacant possession
- No chain
This mid terraced house has historically been let out for £400pcm but after refurbishment, the rental can be increased to £500pcm, considering there is some work to do before it is tenant ready, still representing good value for the tenant in this energy efficient home. The current asking price is lower than similar properties have sold for in the area, giving scope to refinance to increase ROCE. Please remember, we will start the negotiation on your behalf if you wish to purchase, subject to our contract, proof of funds and an AML check being in place.
The financials:
▪ Purchase price: £48,000
▪ GDV: £75,000
▪ Refurb costs: £12,000
▪ Annual profit: £3,187
▪ ROCE: 23%
▪ Yield: 8%
▪ Gross rent: £6,000pca
▪ Purchase costs: £9,050
▪ Total: £70,250
Representing an all money out deal in just over 4 years!
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Speak to a brokerAssumes English SDLT rates and 3% additional property surcharge. Welsh LTT and Scottish LBTT differ. Always confirm with your solicitor.
Ltd company (SPV) purchases pay the same additional-property SDLT rates, but mortgage interest is fully deductible against rental profits.