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Hello Investors,

Welcome to Issue #80 of Dealsletter — This week’s issue of Dealsletter delivers a perfect mix of high-margin Bay Area flips and accessible, cash-flowing multifamily opportunities. From a fully remodeled 8-unit in Stockton to a duplex flip in Oakland and a beginner-friendly BRRRR in Kansas City, we’ve got the numbers, strategies, and upside clearly laid out. Whether you’re looking to build equity or scale your portfolio, these four properties offer something for every investor.

🚨 Note on Numbers: All calculations for investment properties are based on a 25% down payment and a current interest rate of 6.90%, unless otherwise stated. For house hacks, we assume a 5% down payment with PMI at 0.4% and a 6.28%(FHA) interest rate. We do the math so you can focus on what matters – the deals!

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📈 The Stats: Each listing comes with detailed investment metrics like cap rates, GRM, and special financing options where available.

Fully Remodeled 8-Unit in Downtown Stockton

Why This Is a Great Investment

Every unit in this 8-plex has been completely remodeled with new quartz countertops, dual-pane windows, new appliances, and more—making it a true turnkey opportunity. Located in Stockton’s up-and-coming Downtown Waterfront district, this property benefits from walkability, proximity to entertainment, and a tenant base seeking updated units. With a solid cap rate and strong tenant demand, this is a low-hassle, high-quality addition to any portfolio.

The Stats (25% Down, ProForma, Multi-Family Investment) 📝

  • Purchase Price: $1,199,000

  • Cap Rate: 7.4%

  • DSCR: 1.24

  • Gross Rent: $9,600/month

  • Operating Expenses: $2,209/month

    • Taxes: $1,129/month

    • Insurance: $120/month

    • Maintenance: $480/month

    • Capital Expenditures: $480/month

  • Net Operating Income: $7,391/month

  • Loan Payments: $5,983/month

  • Cash Flow: $1,408/month

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Off-Market Duplex Flip in Oakland, CA w/ Strong ROI

Why This Is a Great Investment

Off-market and loaded with potential, this duplex in Oakland is a textbook flip for experienced investors. While ARV sits at $1.1M, we’ve accounted for conservative finishes and potential CapEx repairs in our projections. This property also presents flexibility: investors can flip, hold, or explore the house-hack strategy. At a projected ROI of 153%, the margin of safety here is extremely favorable.

The Stats (10% Down, Hard Money Loan) 📝

  • Purchase Price: $720,000

  • Rehab Costs: $93,500 (includes 10% contingency)

    • Low-Mid Grade Finishes

    • Cap Ex Repairs Unknown (Leave Buffer for this)

  • After Repair Value (ARV): $1,100,000

  • Selling Costs (4.5%): -$49,500

  • Holding Costs: -$28,530

  • Holding Period: 4 months

  • Total Profit: $186,870

  • Return on Investment: 153%

Beginner-Friendly BRRRR in Kansas City, MO

Why This Is a Great Investment

This is the perfect first BRRRR. With under $5,700 left in the deal after refinance and $285 in monthly cash flow, this Kansas City single-family home checks every box for a new investor. It needs mostly cosmetic work, has no major capital expenditures aside from a roof repair, and rents for a solid $1,350/month in a tenant-friendly market.

The Stats(10% Down, Hard Money Loan, Refi at 75% LTV) 📝

  • Purchase Price: $87,000

  • Rehab Costs: $24,750

    • Low-to-mid range cosmetic remodel

    • No major capital expenditures except roof repair

  • After Repair Value (ARV): $145,000

  • Holding Period: 3 months

  • Holding Costs: $3,281

  • Refinance Cash Out: $10,050

  • Total Invested Cash: $5,610

  • Gross Rent: $1,350/month

  • Operating Expenses: $242/month

  • Loan Payment: $742/month

  • Cash Flow: $285/month

295% ROI Pleasant Hill, CA Flip (Still Available!)

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Why This Is a Great Investment

This might be the best ROI we’ve published all year. Located across the street from new construction homes in one of Pleasant Hill’s hottest neighborhoods, this flip has everything going for it. After an estimated $115K in rehab (including roof and HVAC), you’re left with a projected profit of $230K in just 4 months. And unlike other high ROI deals, this one is listed—you just have to make the offer.

The Stats(10% Down, Hard Money Loan) 📝

  • Purchase Price: $625,000 ($125k over asking)

  • Rehab Costs: $115,500 (includes 10% contingency)

    • Mid Grade Finishes

    • Cap Ex Repairs Needed (Roof Repair + HVAC)

  • After Repair Value (ARV): $1,065,000

  • Selling Costs (4.5%): -$47,925

  • Holding Costs: -$27,829

  • Holding Period: 4 months

  • Total Profit: $229,996

  • Return on Investment: 295%

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