Phoenix Corridor Flip

Phoenix Corridor Flip
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Active 3BR / 2BA Ranch-Style Home

Phoenix Corridor Flip

Phoenix, AZ

A well-positioned ranch-style home in the sought-after Camelback Corridor neighborhood. This property features a 1,680 sq ft floor plan with strong bones and excellent natural light. Our renovation plan calls for a complete interior modernization including an open-concept kitchen and living area, updated bathrooms, new flooring throughout, and enhanced curb appeal.

$385,000Purchase Price
$95,000Reno Budget
$545,000Projected ARV
22%Target ROI
8–10 MonthsTimeline
$50,000Min. Investment
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Acquisition Strategy

Acquired off-market through our local wholesaler network at 29% below ARV. The seller needed a quick close due to relocation, allowing us to negotiate favorable terms with a 14-day closing timeline.

Renovation Scope

Full interior renovation including open-concept kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless appliances, both bathrooms updated with modern tile and fixtures, new LVP flooring throughout, fresh interior and exterior paint, updated electrical panel, new HVAC system, and professional landscaping with desert-modern curb appeal.

Market Analysis

The Camelback Corridor has seen 12% year-over-year appreciation. Comparable renovated homes in the area have sold between $530K–$570K within 30 days of listing. Our conservative ARV of $545K reflects current market conditions with built-in margin.

Financial Projections

Purchase Price$385,000
Renovation Budget$95,000
Holding Costs$18,000
Total Investment$498,000
Projected Sale Price$545,000
Net Profit (est.)$47,000
Target ROI22%
Hold Period8–10 months

Property Specifications

1,680Square Feet
3BR / 2BABed / Bath
1978Year Built
7,200 sq ftLot Size

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