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Bryan H.
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  • Willow Spring, NC
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Homepath Renovation Mortgage

Bryan H.
  • Investor
  • Willow Spring, NC
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Looking at making an offer on a Homepath property. Its in rough shape and needs interior rehab. I want to get the Homepath Reno mortgage so I can roll the rehab costs into the mortgage. I plan to keep it as a long term rental property.

Do I need to get estimates before I agree on a purchase price and include those with my offer?

Or do I negotiate a purchase price, then get repair estimates? If repair costs are too much, can I back out and get EMD back?

I'd like to keep rehab below $20k on a $40k house. Its 4/2, 1100sf and should rent for $1200 if done well. With 20% down, ROI is about 38%.

Looking to hear how it goes.
Thanks

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