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Updated almost 18 years ago on . Most recent reply
Hard Money - Need funding!! California
Hey all!
I'm looking at buying a rehab project, but unfortunately due to the amount of homes on my credit file (and proximity of rehab project to his existing homes), I wouldn't qualify for another loan (not a 100%)
From what I've read, most hard money folks top out at 70-75%.
Scenario...
380K Loan amount
35K in rehab
ARV is 510-520K(
*Not sure how to factor in hard money points and holding costs (3 mos mortgage), but I figure approx walking away with 30-40K.
(70% of 520K is 364K)
Again, I'm trying to do this at 100% LTV. I have the rehab money, so I wouldn't need to factor that in.
Let me ask you this - with hard money points AND through the roof rates, is there room even to make money with this?
Thanks