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Property Assessment

David Vincent
  • Real Estate
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Hi everyone

I am new to real estate so please bare with me.  I recently bought a house for 140k (sale price).  My lender loaned me 172k which included 119k to purchase the property (I put 21k down) and 53k in renovations. My ARV was 315k (70%) but that soon change because my team and I decided to build a new construction due to foundation issues. We have been working on this property for a month now. Since we have this new plan, we need additional funds to finish the project. I was wondering how a lender would typically assess the numbers when requesting additional funds. 

Now that you have an understanding of the old numbers, the new numbers looks like this:

Additional funds 40k

70% ARV 420k - 450k

My question is how will the lender assess the new numbers? Can someone break this down for me?  Thanks in advance.

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