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Matthew Cowan
  • Property Manager
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Purchasing a gut rehab

Matthew Cowan
  • Property Manager
  • Cincinnati, OH
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Hello BP members, I have been doing some research on here about my situation and I have not been able to find anything that is exactly like what I have going on.  I apologize if I have blatantly missed  another post that has this info already. Any insight would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance.  Here we go....

My wife and I are trying to sell our house currently and I have been looking around at a few house in our area and have come across one that looks promising.  I have been back in forth with different scenarios that we could do in order to accomplish purchasing this house but I am sort of stuck.  

When our current house sells we will walk away with hopefully 30k in profit.  

The house that I am looking at is bank owned, on the market for 127k. I walked through it the other day and it is a complete gut rehab. I would conservatively estimate rehab costs of about 60-70k. The ARV for this house conservatively would be about 190k.

This house has been on the market for 100+ days, has been empty since 2011 and I am hoping to offer around 70k for the house.  It is a 4 bd 2.5 bath.

My conundrum is how do I go about purchasing this house with a renovation tied in with no money down until my house sells.  Aside from just waiting until my house sells in order to get traditional financing I wondered if there were any tricks of the trade out there that could help me.  

Also the house is not in FHA livable standards so FHA/203k loan is out of the question.

Thank you very much to all input.   

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