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Updated almost 8 years ago, 02/22/2017

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Anthony L.
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How feasible is this method of financing?

Anthony L.
  • New York City, NY
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I am currently starting out getting involved in the real estate world. I am seeking funding and one option I have is I currently live in a reversed-mortgaged family members home. I plan to purchase the home from them, and they agreed to split majority of the profit with me.

After all is said and done, I would walk away with $120,000, paying at most $1,000 after splitting the payment with the person I am living with.

I work full time - but dont want to spend my 'actual' money. I want to reinvest the $120,000 but I am afraid that I wont be able to recover the $1,000, plus whatever mortgage I may have and profit after CapEx and other variable costs.

Essentially, I need to understand if this is an opportunity I should take or something I should reconsider.

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