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Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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Can i Brrrr with 25% down and rehab costs then bridge into loan?

Lee Cruz
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  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
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I only have enough cash for a downpayment and rehab costs. About 50k total for the regular 100k to 150k properties around here.

Question 1:

Im still tryiing to understand the brrrr strategy. To refinance, arent i only allowed to take out what ive put in? If i put 50k in downpayment and rehab costs am i allowed to only take out 50k? OR If it appraises at 160k, ill leave in 25%=$40,000 and pull out 75% = $120,000 minus original loan and pull out my downpayment and rehab costs?

Question 2:

Do i need a private lender or HML if a credit union will help me bridge the purchase a conventional loan/refinance and bridge into a 25yr conventional loan. What im asking is do i need to purchase the house outright(i dont have the cash) or just a down payment plus rehab costs (50k total).

Im still looking for my first property. My mortgage broker says hes found a lender that would loan on 75% as long as i can put down 25% at 3% interest. Ill also put in my own rehab costs out of pocket. Once im done they'll appraise it and bridge it into a conventional loan back at 3%. Does this sound right? He says its better than a HML because im using the same credit union with lower interest.

example: from bp calculator

Purchase Price:$90,000.00
Purchase Closing Costs:$3,000.00
Estimated Repairs:$20,000.00
Total Project Cost:$113,000.00
After Repair Value:$160,000.00

Acquisition:

Down Payment:$22,500.00
Loan Amount:$67,500.00
Loan Points/Fees:$4,350.00
Loan Interest Rate:3.000%
Monthly Interest:$168.75
Total Cash Needed At Purchase:$49,850.00

Refinance:

Loan Amount:$120,000.00
Loan Fees:$3,000.00
Amortized Over:25 years
Loan Interest Rate:3.000%
Monthly P&I:$569.05
Total Cash Invested:$350.00
Monthly Income:
$1,200.00
Monthly Expenses:
$1,090.55
Monthly Cashflow:
$109.45
Pro Forma Cap Rate:
5.09%
NOI:
$8,142.00
Time to Refinance:
4 Months
Cash on Cash ROI:
375.24%
Purchase Cap Rate:
9.05%
  • Lee Cruz