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Updated almost 2 years ago, 03/01/2023

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Tear down - construction - flip

Tim Blanchard
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Just looked at a property today that we'd really love to buy, tear down and rebuild.

The numbers almost make sense at a high level but I'm more curious about the financing strategy (costs) for such a deal...

We would like to put in an offer at $400k. The ARV looks to be ~$1.2m after about $400-500k in construction costs.

I'm guessing we'd be looking at ~$200k net at the end of it all. Does it seem like a lot of risk for not a lot of reward???

For the financial picture: I'm guessing 100% LTV for construction and 80% LTV for purchase price. If we're making interest only payments on the construction loan at 8.5% for 6 months, that's around $36k in interest. Am I missing something?

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