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Michael Taylor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Need Rehab Money for New Multifamily Building

Michael Taylor
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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I am purchasing an eight unit building that needs some minor cosmetic repairs, nothing major but I need to bring the building up to code and make repairs to the roof.  My estimate is about $30,000 for the repairs.  The bank I am purchasing the building with is providing a great rate and terms for the purchase, but not the repairs.  I had other companies that I considered that offered the money for purchase and rehab, but the rates were high and terms were not that good.  Now I have to either find a company that can extend a loan for the rehab or use my credit cards.  Is there a company out there that can provide only rehab funds?  I am not looking to refinance as I am closing within the next 3 weeks or so and there are harsh penalties for early payoff of the loan.  Suggestions?

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Nathaniel Walker
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Nathaniel Walker
  • Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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@Michael Taylor I would reach out to your inner circle and see if they would want a return on they're money, if that isn't a feasible option then possibly use credit cards 0% interest for 12 months so you can pay it back. Best of luck!

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