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Imperial Beach 4-Unit - LOWEST DOWN BUT HIGHEST CARRY
š 829 11th St, Imperial Beach, CA 92032
š° Price: $1,650,000 | Down: 5% ($82,500)
š Strategy: House Hack Studio, Rent 3 Units (2+1, Studio, 2+2)
š¦ Monthly Carry: -$5,773 | 5-Year Equity: $341,714

Key Metrics:
Critical Numbers | |
|---|---|
Down Payment (5%) | $82,500 |
Total Cash Required | $185,500 |
Rental Income (3 units) | $7,300/month |
Monthly Out-of-Pocket | $5,773 |
Your Free Housing Value | $1,850/month |
Net Monthly Cost | $3,923 |
Year 1 Equity Build | $16,879 |
5-Year Total Equity | $341,714 |
Brand New 2025 Construction: Zero maintenance risk, separately metered utilities, rooftop patio with beach views, 3 parking garages
Wealth Building Math: $82,500 initial investment grows to $527,214 total equity in 5 years = 539% ROI despite negative monthly carry
Income Requirement: Need $156K annual ($13K monthly) after 75% rental income credit, achievable for tech workers, military (Navy base nearby), dual-income households
Move-Out Strategy: After 1 year minimum occupancy, rent your studio at $1,850 creating total $9,150 monthly income versus $10,693 payment = positive $3,077/month cash flow
Risk Level: HIGH - Requires strong income qualification, high monthly carry, Imperial Beach C+ location, but brand new construction eliminates maintenance surprises
Recommended Strategy: Perfect for high-income single professional willing to accept year 1 pain for massive equity build, exit to rental after 1-2 years
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San Diego Morena 4-Unit - BETTER LOCATION, HIGHER BARRIER
š 5707 Mildred St, San Diego, CA 92110
š° Price: $1,895,000 | Down: 5% ($94,750)
š Strategy: House Hack 1BR/1BA, Rent 3 Identical Units
š¦ Monthly Carry: -$7,677 | 5-Year Equity: $313,221

Key Metrics:
Critical Numbers | |
|---|---|
Down Payment (5%) | $94,750 |
Total Cash Required | $222,650 |
Rental Income (3 units) | $7,500/month |
Monthly Out-of-Pocket | $7,677 |
Your Free Housing Value | $2,500/month |
Net Monthly Cost | $5,177 |
Year 1 Equity Build | $19,410 |
5-Year Total Equity | $313,221 |
Location Premium: Morena near USD, Mission Bay, I-5/I-8 access versus Imperial Beach creating better B+ positioning
Uniform Configuration: All 4 units identical 1BR/1BA at 609SF simplifying management and enabling easy scalability
Income Requirement: Need $200K annual ($16,650 monthly) after rental offset - HIGHEST barrier of house hacks analyzed
Value-Add Potential: Current $2,290 rents 8% below $2,500 market enabling $7,560 annual increase through natural turnover, plus selective $8K/unit renovations pushing to $2,650 adding $12,960 annually
Move-Out Economics: After 2 years, rent your unit creating $10,000 total monthly income versus $12,282 payment = positive $1,865/month while keeping $354,626 equity
Risk Level: MEDIUM-HIGH - Requires $200K income (highest qualification), must evict current tenant in your unit, San Diego regulation risk, but better location than Imperial Beach
Recommended Strategy: Better than Imperial Beach for qualified buyers with $200K+ income, superior location justifies higher barrier, 2-year hold then convert to rental
Santa Rosa 7-Unit - RECORD 19.5% COC + BRRRR INFINITY š
š 106 Sebastopol Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407
š° Price: $898,000 ($128,286/unit)
š Property: 7 Units (4 Studios, 3Ć1BR/1BA), Dual Parcels, 1945
š¦ Year 1 CF: $43,767 | CoC: 19.5% | BRRRR Profit: $92,050

Key Metrics:
Critical Numbers | |
|---|---|
Cash Required | $224,500 |
Year 1 NOI | $100,656 |
Year 1 Cash Flow | $43,767 ($3,647/mo) |
Year 1 CoC | 19.5% š |
True Proforma Cap | 11.2% |
Forced Equity Potential | $475,400 |
BRRRR Strategy:
Phase | Action | Result |
|---|---|---|
Buy | $898K purchase + $40K rehab | $264,500 invested |
Rehab | Fix rear 3 units (6-12 months) | $158,400 stabilized income |
Rent | All 7 units at market | $100,656 NOI |
Refinance | 75% LTV on $1,373K value | $1,030K refi |
Extract | Pay off $674K loan | $356K cash out |
Profit | Keep + cash out | $92K profit + infinite return |
Dual Parcel Advantage: 2 separate parcels (front 4 units well-maintained, rear 3 units deferred maintenance) enabling flexible financing, separate sales, or phased development
Immediate Opportunity: 1 vacant unit ready for $15-20K renovation generating immediate $24K annual income = 120-160% ROI
Opportunity Zone: 10+ year hold provides tax-free appreciation gains, example $902K gain saves ~$180K in taxes
Trust Sale AS-IS: Motivated seller, deferred maintenance justifies $850K counteroffer creating 21.7% CoC
Risk Level: LOW-MEDIUM - 1945 building requires foundation/systems verification, but front 4 units prove market acceptance, rear renovation scope clear
Recommended Strategy: Offer $850K, execute vacant unit renovation immediately, BRRRR refinance year 2 extracting $356K for next deal while keeping infinite return property
Dublin Ann Arbor Flip - RECORD $275K PROFIT
š 7081 Ann Arbor Way, Dublin, CA 94568
š° Purchase: $899,000 | ARV: $1,465,000 | Rehab: $148,500
š Property: 4BR/2.5BA, 1,830 SF, Built 1968, Original Owner
š¦ Profit: $274,570 | ROI: 164.5% | Cash: $116,870

Key Metrics:
Critical Numbers | |
|---|---|
Cash to Close | $116,870 |
Rehab Budget | $148,500 |
Holding (6 months) | $50,035 |
Total Profit | $274,570 |
ROI | 164.5% in 6 months |
Annualized | 329% |
Break-Even | $1,177K (24.5% safety) |
ARV Validation: Targeting conservative $800/SF versus comps at $877-983/SF creates $100-300K safety cushion, Brookdale Ct (0.3mi) sold $877/SF supporting $1,465K
First Sale Since 1968: Original owner creates motivated seller opportunity, true fixer enables value-add versus competing with renovated inventory
Prime Dublin Location: A+ East Bay positioning near San Ramon, excellent schools, 580/680 access, strong tech worker buyer demand
Rehab Scope: Full kitchen ($35K), 2.5 baths ($38K), flooring ($15K), paint ($8K), exterior ($30K), systems updates ($13K), 10% contingency
1968 Risk Factors: Foundation inspection critical, electrical panel upgrade likely, galvanized plumbing replacement probable, but $15K contingency covers unknowns
Timeline Optimization: 6-month hold optimal balancing quality renovation with interest carry, faster 4-month execution increases profit to $291K but risks quality
Risk Level: MEDIUM - 1968 age creates hidden issue potential, $899K exposure significant, Bay Area market timing sensitive, but 24.5% safety margin exceptional
Recommended Strategy: Offer $850K for $316K profit (186% ROI), accept $899K maximum, do NOT exceed $920K breaking $250K profit threshold

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