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John Kwon
  • Poughkeepsie, NY
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Thoughts on opportunity zone investment - cash vs. loan

John Kwon
  • Poughkeepsie, NY
Posted

Hi,

I found a property in a opportunity zone area for $130K which I am planning offer $100K. Also, I am planning to spend about $40K for rehab. ARV is about $190K and rental is about $1800 to 1950. This is a 3 BD, 1 Bath, yard, and detached 2 garage about 1900 sqft.

My conundrum is following where I need your input.

Scenario 1:

I have the cash to buy and rehab. I want to eventually BRRRR the property. BUT... I want to take advantage of OP long term tax break. This means that I need to buy the property under my LLC. This will make BRRRR a bit difficult because I have to use commercial loan - which mean higher rate and shorter term. I called local CU and banks, but the terms are not that great.

Scenario 2:

Buy under my name and get BRRRR, but I don't get the OP benefits.

Scenario 3:

Buy under LLC with 25% down and get a loan. Take advantage of OP. But I don't have as good leverage to but the property at $100K and loan terms . This option gives me more liquidity since I will holding on my case.

Thoughts? Thanks.

John

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