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Updated almost 8 years ago, 03/03/2017
Understanding Refinancing once and for all!!!
I need to some helping understanding the refinance game once and for all.
These are the details of the property I want to buy:
-Asking price $130,000
-Zoned single family (but was used as a duplex in the past)
-An additional $60k is needed to rehab the house.
I want to buy the house in cash and rehab it and then refinance it to get whatever I can out of it to be used on the next deal.
My game plan is to rehab it as a single family (so that it will pass the inspection) but to have it setup so that it can easily be made into a duplex when ready (put up a wall and add an additional kitchen back to back with the current kitchen).
I want to rent out the house as a single family for the first year and in that time refinance it and get my money out. Once the year is up I will turn it into a duplex and rent out the units. Each unit for $1,300.
So cash on cash:
Yearly rent $31,200/cost $190,000 = %16.4 return.
The questions are as follows:
1. What does a refinance entail?
2. How long does the process take?
3. Will they do an inspection to check that it matches the permitted plans?
4. Who inspects the house? The lender/bank or the city?
5. If they do inspect then why? For what reason?
6. Is it a one time scheduled inspection or do they send multiple inspectors for different things?
7. Is the refinance for the appraised value of the rehabbed house or only for the cash I put in or bough it for?
8. What is the average refinance rate? %70, %75, %80? And what do they base it on?
Anything else I need to know about refinancing and inspections before going forward with this deal? How does my game plan sound?
Thanks for all the help!