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Refinancing question for potential brrrr, newbie here
Long story short, I am a wholesaler, but something interesting came my way, and I want it, or I think I do. I have never owned rental property, but I plan on hiring management since the property is out of town. An older man wants to sell me 3 of his rental properties. I looked at them already and they are rent ready, no issues, literally no repairs needed. The properties are already rented, and have been occupied for 3-5 years each. He bought them discounted, and only wants $100,000 for all three. Current taxable value from the county puts all three combined at $210,000. This is where my questions come up.
Currently, I am speaking with a private lender to give me 100% of all money +closing fees. Should I have all three properties on separate contracts? Would this make a difference when refinance comes.
Assuming I do refinance in 6-12 months. Should I inform the private lender that that is my plan? Do they need to know?
When I refinance, will I basically be getting the appraisal difference minus financing fees? That is what it sounds like, but that seems too easy to get a property for such a discount.