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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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David Klick
  • Homeowner
  • Overland Park, KS
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Tax Sale opportunity - any thoughts?

David Klick
  • Homeowner
  • Overland Park, KS
Posted

Hello.

I have been researching a local tax sale.  My lawyer has basically stated that this is a wonderful low risk venture at this point.  Here are some of the specifics of the property and what I am seeking:

- Seeking a $50K loan, secured by the tax sale property
- Offering 1st lien position on property
- AVR $150K+
- Purchase $15K or less, with $35K in repairs
- Willing to use a free/clear property as additional collaterial ($75K+ value currently) if needed
- Looking for high single digit interest rate, on 30-year amortization schedule with 2-year ARM and no pre-payment penalties
- Tax sale, so must use private money for 1st year.  After that, I would refinance it into my personal holdings.

Is this a reasonable request?  I would most likely live in this property for the first year then turn it into a rental property.

Thanks for the feedback!  Welcome to any and all suggestions to make this deal happen.