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Dan Sabo
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Renovated my primary residence -- How to finance a rental with it

Dan Sabo
  • Saint Joseph, MI
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I purchased my first home a year ago, and just completed the renovations. Not only was the original purchase a good deal, we have rehabbed the entire house. Since most of my cash is sunk into the reno, how can I use the increased home value to purchase my first rental?

Original purchase:
  • Purchase price = $122,000
  • Down payment = 20% (24,400)
  • Original Mortgage amount = $97,600
  • Current Loan amount = $95,100
  • Original Appraisal = $130,000

Renovation
  • Cash Spent = $26,500
  • Rehab the entire house (4 BR, 1.5 B, exterior, etc.)

If I were to re-appraise, I believe the minimum amount would be $175,000.

I want to purchase my first rental property, and am wondering how best to utilize my current equity and home value increase to fund this new property.

Many Thanks!

D.S.