Here is every number from a recent Patterson Park flip we financed. Purchase, rehab, holding costs, sale — no fluff. Real deal, real margin.

The Property

Three-story row home, 1,420 sqft, 3 bed / 2 bath. Needed full interior renovation — dated kitchen, old bathrooms, carpet throughout, ancient HVAC. Solid structure, good block, two comps within 0.3 miles sold in the last 90 days at $385K and $395K.

The Numbers

Line ItemAmount
Purchase Price$195,000
Closing costs (buy)$4,800
Bridge loan (80% LTC)$156,000
Cash to close$43,800
Rehab budget$72,000
Rehab actual$78,400
Holding (6.5 months interest)$9,200
Holding (taxes, insurance, utilities)$3,100
Origination points (2)$4,560
Sale price$392,000
Agent commissions (5%)$19,600
Seller concessions$3,000
Closing costs (sell)$2,800

Timeline

Profit Calculation

Total project cost: $195,000 + $4,800 + $78,400 + $9,200 + $3,100 + $4,560 + $19,600 + $3,000 + $2,800 = $320,460

Sale proceeds: $392,000

Gross profit: $71,540

On $43,800 cash invested for 6 months: 163% cash-on-cash return annualized.

What Went Right

What Went Wrong

Lessons

The contingency saved the deal. Without a 10% buffer, the sewer-stack surprise would have eaten directly into profit. MAO discipline at acquisition gave the project room to absorb the overage and still produce a healthy margin.

This is roughly the median Patterson Park flip outcome for 2025. Bigger profit with bigger risk exists; smaller profit with lower risk exists. This was right in the middle.

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