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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply
Considering my first flip w/hard money. Do I I have enough cash.
So looking around at listings, it seems that there are a few fixer-uppers listed in nearby Hammond, IN under $50k. Some pictures show more reno than I'm comfortable with, and some are on the worse side of town, but there are a few I'd consider.
I was thinking of trying to fix and flip, but as of right now I have about $8k cash that I can use for this. I've read here about some hard money lenders that will lend 90% of the purchase price and 100% of the reno, but I'm also concerned about points. What are the odds of a newbie with no flips under his belt getting points rolled into the loan? Or getting 90%
Plan B may be to buy and hold a rental with a Homestyle renovation loan, build some equity, and try again later...