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Khadijah Celestine
  • Baltimore City, MD
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How to calculate cash needed for BRRR?

Khadijah Celestine
  • Baltimore City, MD
Posted

So,

The big picture: My father is going to take a heloc out on his house in order for us to purchase and renovate a property and then we are going to use my personal first time home buyer, to purchase the house with a mortgage and pay off the portion of heloc used.

My credit is ok (650ish) but I have no money since my entire check goes into maxing out 401k and company stock plan. My plan is to :

1. Get the heloc

2. Purchase the house all cash with heloc $$

3. Renovate the house cash with heloc $$

4. Get a 90 % mortgage (to avoid pmi)

5. Get 10 % seller financing ( at this point the seller is my father so I'll be paying this back to him)

6. Seller pays all closing costs (or bank can pay some)

I'm thinking:

Purchase 1: $65K

Purchase 1 Closing: 8K

Renovation: $35K

Purchase 2 Closing: 12K

Mortgage: 135K

Seller Financing: 15K

The heloc would need to be at least 120K to cover purchase, renovation, closing to buy, and closing to sell.

When I get the mortgage of 135K, I can give all of it to my father and keep the 15 k will pay off his "seller financing".

Am I missing anything?