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Account Closed
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Is it really this easy?

Account Closed
  • Brooklyn, NY
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I have been listening to some of the podcasts, and I've stumbled upon this financing option  for B&H through private lenders. I want to know if I understand this correctly, so please chime in if either I'm right or if I'm missing something.

-Find a house worth 100k

-Buy it at a good deal for 65k (REO, pre-foreclosure)

-Private lender funds me the 65k plus another 15k for rehab at 11% interest

-Hold the property for a rental cash flow

-pay the lender interest only for 3 years (or how ever long the term is for) at $244

-after "seasoning" the property and waiting the year, cash out refinance the property with a fixed 30yr at 80% of the ARV (which is now 140k)

-use the 112k from the cash out and pay back the lender with his full interest (and points?)

-pocket the estimated 23k and repeat with the next deal

Am I missing something or could this be correct? BTW I know its almost impossible to find a lender that will provide 100% plus rehab costs but I've heard that it could happen.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

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Chris Simmons
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  • Owasso, OK
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Chris Simmons
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Owasso, OK
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You have wildly optimistic assumptions.  

Finding a house worth $100,000 at $65,000 that by some miracle after $15,000 in rehab and 3 years of renting is anywhere near $140,000......good luck.

Finding a lender that will give $80,000 loan at 11% interest only at 80% ltv per your numbers and accept only $244/month vs the $733/month he is due......good luck.

Outside of that....absolutely.  It's so easy, I keep kicking myself for not starting sooner.

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