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crunching new build numbers and financing
Hey guys, evaluating a SFR new build deal here in Nashville. This is my first new build deal.
I would finance the acquisition and construction of the property, partnering w/ the builder to split profits 70/30 me/builder, and also list the property as the agent.
I would purchase the land with hard money, then finance the project with a bank, splitting profits 70/30 w/ the builder.
Question for new builds: Im putting 20% down for land cost (hard money), then 10% down for total project cost, yes?
For example:
If land cost is $50k and build/holding/etc. cost is $100k .. total project cost $150k
I would put $10k down for land, then bank would lend me 90% of total project cost--$135k. Yes?
Do I need to put 10% down for the project cost then?
This math is fuzzy to me
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A 90% loan for a spec build seems awfully optimistic. Find a lender before you get too far into it. Nor sure why you'd use the hard money first.