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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Financing First Deal BRRR!!!!
Hi Everyone!
We are new investors that have finally found our first deal!!! (fingers crossed) I'm running numbers and going through spreadsheets and asking friends all sorts of questions. I have this one for this group. I and trying to build my deal structure and here is what I am thinking.
Use hard money and some of our money to purchase and rehab the property. Yes, this would impact profit.
Then rent and refinance.
Here is the question. Just a general bank refinance will work?
Thanks!
Sam
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Conventional bank refinance will work, IF you got it for a sufficient discount ie. you've paid (all-in) no more than 70% of THEIR appraisal after rehab. Otherwise, you'll be leaving SOME of your own money in the deal. All the best. Welcome to BP...