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Updated about 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Leveraging Existing Property
Hi, I'm looking for some advice on the best way to leverage property that we have with the intent of picking up foreclosed properties for fixing and flipping. I'm a GC with many years of rehab experience, lots of tools and equipment. The property is a house that is rented with about $100k in equity, and a factory building in upstate NY that is valued at around $70k with no encumbrance, We're looking for projects with buy ins of around $25k - $ 35k, and renovation budgets of $50k or less. The goal is to be doing about four of these a year.
I'd love to hear any advice someone might have, experiences, and definitely holes in my plan that I'm blind to. All comments welcome.
Thanks !!!!