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Mariano Gomes Kaffine'
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Analysis of a flip to a lender

Mariano Gomes Kaffine'
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Hello BP community members,

I am new to Real Estate investment and BP has been an enormous source of information and education.

 I am ready to make a move and working on my first flip deal package. I will be using flip calculator to help me analyze the deal. other than that, I have no clue how to put the package together for a hard money lender. 

Can anyone share any sample of their presentation or any help would be appreciated. 

Thank you very much in advance, I really appreciate you time and help.

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Mike Flora
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Mike Flora
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Mariano Gomes Kaffine' main things with my guy when I first started with him were ARV, my purchase price, pictures of the property and recent comps in the neighborhood. That's a start. Your rehab costs and he/she might want to see credit score or your sources of income as well to insure your good on the monthly payments. Once you get a few deals done with a certain HML it gets easier.

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