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Chase Fritz
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How would you finance this deal?

Chase Fritz
  • New to Real Estate
  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted

Hey there everyone,

I'm currently getting preapproved for a $100k, fix-n-flip using conventional financing (first one - yay!) and I was curious what you all thought would be the best option for financing would be and if anything stuck out to you? I'm more foreign to the financing world so I'm still getting use to a lot of these numbers and terms as this is my first one. These are two options that my lending officer sent to me. The Discount/Buydown points I'm still trying to understand... does this look fairly normal to you?

Any suggestions appreciated.

Thanks! 

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Matthew D'Angelo
  • Lender
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Matthew D'Angelo
  • Lender
  • Los Angeles, CA
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I don't know why this lender would offer you long term financing since you plan to fix and flip this.  They should be offering you a bridge loan with 12-18 month terms with interest only payments.

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