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Wenecio Godfrey
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I have a strategy, now someone tell me will it work.?

Wenecio Godfrey
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Jacksonville, FL
Posted

In the world of real estate, it seems like theirs always something else for you to learn right?  So I have a quick question for anyone who might have some expertise in this area.   My business has its niche in tax liens and deeds.   I have been building up capital to buy deed properties from the state auction.  I now have the funds but I want to make sure my exit strategy is solid.

Here's my question. If I purchase a property for let's say $30,000 at the deed auction for a property that has an current market value "as-is" of around $60,000 and an ARV of $100,000, will I be able to refinance and take my $30k back out to use for future deals with no problem?

These numbers may seem like a stretch, but it actually pretty accurately reflects the types of deals I'm looking at on a normal basis.

My complete exit strategy is to refinance, then rent out and hold for long term.

I appreciate any input and guidance.  Thanks!

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