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How should I finance my first deal
Hi,
I'm under contract to purchase my first deal, a 4-plex in Albuquerque, NM for $117K. It probably needs about $30K in rehab.
I have my own cash to purchase and rehab the property, and then I can do a cash out refinance in 6+ months. Essentially this would follow the BRRRR strategy.
I don't feel that I should go out and get investors for my first deal, I need to get some experience first.
I could perhaps do some other financing types, like purchase with cash and get a HELOC for the rehap to preserve some of my cash.
What would other members suggest?