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Skinny Sub-2 deal in pre foreclosure
I have a very skinny sub-2 - i would love some (constructive) feedback. I'm thinking the only exit strategies are long term lease/hold or sell on a wrap/lease option. The seller has no money to bring to the deal. It's going to auction Jan 4th.
The house is a 2014 build, 4-2-2 in pretty good shape. In Texas if that makes any difference with the lease option.
Please be gentle with me I'm a newbie.
Numbers:
Current MLS ARV: 310k
Balance on loan: 284k
Reinstate amt: 4.5k
Clean up/Repairs: 6k
I was told I could sell on a wrap for 5-10% more than mls, and get about 8-10% dwn pmt from new buyer.