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Ryan Smith
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Help Structuring Rehab Financing with Bank

Ryan Smith
  • Wichita, KS
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Hello all, newbie here and I am trying to figure out the best way to structure a rehab fund allocation with a bank. I was able to find a bank that would finance the renovation costs into the total loan cost. I am trying to negotiate the most investor friendly way to ensure that I always have funds available to pay for materials/contractors.

Below is an idea that I have drafted up. Any critiques or different ideas would be much appreciated.

75% LTV Rehab - structure rehab around a 4-payment schedule.

  • First, we will create a rehab scope of work that details the rehab in 4-phases (25%, 50%, 75% and 100% completion phases).

For example:

  • Phase 1. Replace windows, roof. Cost: $12,000
  • Phase 2. Replace plumbing, electrical. Cost: $5,000
  • Phase 3. Install sheetrock, doors, trim, insulation. Cost: $8,000
  • Phase 4. Install flooring, cabinets/countertops, paint. Cost: $7,000
  • As rehab is completed, the bank allots funds into account for us to withdraw and pay contractors/materials

Has anyone had a similar deal or worked something out with a bank that has helped them out in the past?

Thanks again in advance!

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