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Ryan Walker
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Financing New Duplex Construction

Ryan Walker
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  • Austin, TX
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I have a client who owns a lot in booming East Austin that can be subdivided into 2 lots where he can build 2 duplexes (1 duplex on each lot).  He owns the lot outright.  My question is what is the best financing strategy (and why?) for him if he wishes to have as little out of pocket expenses as possible.   Client is also self employed with very little income over last 3 years.  

Lot Value: 300k

Total Estimated Construction Cost: 600k

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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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Bryan Hancock#4 Off Topic Contributor
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RBank in Georgetown is my favorite lender for this type of project.  Tell him to talk to Rodney Morales.  

You'll need 20% LTC plus the cost of pre-starts to get this project done without a partner.  So probably just over $200k.  

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