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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

All cash purchase. How does rehab loan numbers work?
Hello BP this will be my First solo fix and flip. My newbie question is below.
Here are the numbers...
73,500 = Purchase house Cash
70,000 = Rehab
230,000 = ARV
I've been speaking with hard money lenders and they are saying "we'll lend up to 70% of the ARV". Well, does that mean that I'll only be paying points and interest at closing with the 70k (rehab) fully financed?...because with the all cash purchase I'm at 66% of ARV. (Of course they'll do their own appraisal and figure from there).