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William Collins
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  • Rocky Hill, CT
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Found a great vacation deal- but need some finance thoughts

William Collins
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  • Investor
  • Rocky Hill, CT
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So here is a bit of context.  This is a quadraplex in a beach community in Connecticut, and it has been vacant for a long time period (read years).  Due to this factor I don't think that conventional finance will touch the deal.  Knowing this- I made sure to have my realtor @Michael Noto reach out ahead of time to the sellers realtor.  After being assured they would want to provide owner financing if there was an attractive offer- they came back 10 days later with a "we love the offer but we are not sure on the owner note".  As I usually do value add realty- I do have enough cash to renovate the property.  The current offer is a 220,000 with the financing built in (10% down and I cover realtor commision).   The property will take 80,000 all in to renovate to my standards.  This is a 3 season property with the intention of AirBNB , VRBO, or weekly rentals.

What are you thoughts?

1) Get a private equity backer? 

2) Work a hard money deal, with a refinance at the end (and lower my offer).

Any thoughts appreciated!

Cheers!

Bill

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