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Steven Lalonde
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How would you proceed in my situation...

Steven Lalonde
  • Castlegar BC, British Columbia
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Hope all is well everyone!

I was hoping for some advice on how to proceed. I live in Castlegar, BC, Canada.

Heres what my first few potential deals look like.

I have an accepted offer on an owner occupied house, working on financials and all looks good. This property would tie up a significant amount of my cash and potentially some line of credit to acquiring and renovate to my criteria. I also have two submitted offers on two bank foreclosure properties, both distressed and would require a significant rehab loan on both, one more so then the other. I may be able to acquire these two properties with all my remaining cash and line of credit, but the rehab loan would need from bank, purchase plus improvement.

My current house I live in would make rental number 1, up and down duplex (3 bed 1 bath up, 2 bed 1 bath down). The two foreclosure properties are an up and down duplex (2 bed 1 bath up, studio/bachelor suite down) and a triplex (3 1 bed 1 bath suites) and the new mortgage guidelines stat in Canada in order for acquiring rental property number 3, I would need $100,000 cash at my disposal. The three rental properties, based on my numbers would cash flow $200 per door for $1400 per month.

I have some ideas on how I am thinking on proceeding, but was hoping to hear your thoughts, if your interested in sharing. This is all new to me but very exciting.

Cheers,

Steve

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