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Lucky Tiderman
  • Investor
  • Edmond, OK
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Leveraging existing properties

Lucky Tiderman
  • Investor
  • Edmond, OK
Posted

Do you have an opinion on leveraging an existing property(s). Example - my first property is a 3000 square foot building that sits on a half acre lot in downtown with a zero balance. I'm considering pulling some of the equity to fund a flip. The flip will cost me around 150K.

Numbers on existing property:

Current rent $4500.00, taxes $176, insurance $184, capital savings $300, new mortgage payment $1174.50 = positive cash flow $1665.50

What am I overlooking - What should I look out for?

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