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James Amon
  • chula vista, CA
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Wishful Thinking or Possible? HML question.

James Amon
  • chula vista, CA
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Hi BP, I just have a question regarding using hard money lending.

So I'm hoping I could utilize HML for BRRRR, but my situation is that my wife and I don't have a huge cash on hand but we do have access to credit card up to $40k with credit scores of +770. Financially speaking, in income vs expenses, we can save only a couple of hundreds or less every month. I'm the only one who works at the moment but my wife can get a job and have an extra $2k/mo and I can take an extra shift/week that can get at least $1k if need be. My point on this is that we have plenty of cushion to carry loans.

My plan is to get a property under contract way below the ARV-repairs and have it financed by HML and either pay interest only monthly or preferably pay all of it at 6 or 12 months after rehab/rent/refinance. I'm willing and motivated to do the rehab myself. We're looking at <$150k of loan ARV on a 2-4plex house in Las Vegas. We don't have cash for downpayment but for the "skin in the game," is it enough to use our credit for the repair and our own sweat?


Is it possible to get funded with our situation? Is this within the realm of possibility or just wishful thinking? If it's not a possibility yet, what would you suggest I do to improve our situation?

Thanks!

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