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Updated almost 7 years ago,

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Moises B.
  • Investor
  • Bronxville, NY
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Is there such thing as financing a 40K property...(hear me out)?

Moises B.
  • Investor
  • Bronxville, NY
Posted

Hi,

I'm closing on a deal tomorrow (finally!!!), but have this second deal on the table.

The seller and I agreed verbally on a $39,500 finance offer...where I put in 50% down of purchase price (so 20K), have the bank back me with the rest + whatever the rehab cost will be. I'm speculating another 40K-50K so you're looking at 90-100K (adding buffers).  

Will the lender/bank cut a check for 20K to the seller at closing? Like is there even a such thing?  I've engaged my lender, she did my intake (something along those lines are possible), and I'm still waiting.  However, wanted to ensure I'm not wasting his time or mine.

Any input is appreciated.

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