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Josh Tonecha
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  • Monongahela, PA
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Money for upgrades

Josh Tonecha
  • Investor
  • Monongahela, PA
Posted

Let's say hypothetically I was interested in a home that I knew needed some upgrades to maximize rents. If I can qualify for a 100,000 and the house is listed for 90000 can I make a deal with the seller to pay him the full 100,000 I can get but he returns $10,000 cash that will be used for drywall paint carpets and other non essential upgrades?

Is this possible/legal or commonly done and I'm just stupid?

Thanks for any insight!

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