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What interest rate should I expect to pay to buy, fix and flip?

DAVID SCHREIBER
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I am a newbie outside of Syracuse NY.  I am interested in trying my hand at a fix and flip.  I may have the opportunity to borrow the investment capital from a family member.  Not as charity or a favor but as a win - win proposition.  I would expect this to be a formal arrangement where I pay interest on the loan.   We are talking about a purchase price of maybe $120K, $30K in repairs and a target selling price of $210K or so.  So I would borrow $150K for what I hope would be 6 mos.  3 mos to rehab and 3 mos to sell.

My question is what interest rate should I be willing to pay?  The benchmark for me would be what I would have to pay in fees and interest if I borrowed on the open market.  What would that number likely be?  I know there are a lot of variables: my credit rating, location, the deal, etc but could people give me some idea?  Thanks

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