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Mark Moore
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Seller has HELOC - Need Advice

Mark Moore
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
Posted

Hi Everyone!

I'm in the beginning stages of a potential wholesale deal and have some questions. 

First, I want to say that this isn't my 1st deal, but it's the first deal that isn't completely straight forward and I know there are plenty of people with VERY creative deal structuring experience on here. 

Assuming that the deal ends up being viable, how would you proceed with the following criteria:

1. The ARV is $250K

2. There are some major repairs that will be needed. For this exercise, let's assume it's $50K total.

3. The seller owns the house nearly free and clear....except for the complication...

4. The seller has a $65K HELOC.

How to proceed? Is it as straight forward as "I'll offer you $X minus the $65k heloc"? 

Your advice is appreciated in advance! 

Mark

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