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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Potentially my First deal!! Help!!
This could potentially be my first deal but I am having a hard time making sure that I have considered everything and deciding on whether a Hard Money Lender would be a good option. So here is the situation:
A Fourplex worth 550-600k. Gross income of 47k. Rents are below market rent by $300 per unit (could be making 60k annually). Needs about 60k+ of reno to get it there.
Expenses are around 20k+ not including Prop tax, Ins, HOA or mortgage.
I am thinking of getting a HML, purchase, refinance to pay loan back and have enough left to do some improvements. What do you guys think?
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Originally posted by @Seneca Hampton:
Good luck! Let me know what happens, and let me know if you score that deal! I'm interested to see how it works out, I'll be incredibly jealous.