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David Zheng #4 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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Appraisal much higher than Purchase. What would you do?

David Zheng #4 Real Estate Deal Analysis & Advice Contributor
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  • Saint Louis, MO
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I purchased a multi-unit for 400k at 20% down on a commercial loan. Appraisal comes back at 500k. I'm a buy and hold investor and I think there is still room to renovate and appraise it even higher.

What should I do? Pros and Cons of each option?

1. Renovate to force more appreciation, re appraise (but at the risk of getting a lower appraisal),  and try to refinance 6 months later?

2. Pull out a HELOC on the additional equity immediately to keep investing? how soon can I do this after I close? Do I need another appraisal for this as well in which I could potentially risk a lower appraisal?

trying to figure which will give me more money to work with.

Let me hear your thoughts! Thanks!

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JD Martin
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JD Martin
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Now. If you can. If the thing is a cash-flow beast and you have $0 in it, what could possibly be better? :)

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