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What ARV do use when buying rental property?

George Rodriguez
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Hello. What ARV do u try to purchase? Its it too high of a goal for me to attempt to purchase homes at 50%ARV with hard money....I'm anticipating to renovate and get the appraisal up so that way i can refi to conventional financing to pay off money for repairs and hard money. I would like to refi with 30%equity.


What percentages do you follow when purchasing single family homes for rental...or multi families like quads and duplexes?

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Dave Spooner
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  • Cincinnati, OH
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Dave Spooner
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@George Rodriguez If I'm understanding your question correctly, you want to purchase a property, rehab it, and you want it's resultant appraised value to be so much so that you can take an 80% LTV mortgage and have extra cash. Is this correct?

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