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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

FINANCING A DISTRESSED MULIT FAM
Hey y'all,
I'm a first time poster, a complete newbie, and in need of some advice.
I have my eyes set on a 4plex in Florida, and boy is it in rough shape. I have enough capitol to buy the property cash, however that would mean me losing out on the fantastic BRRRR strategy and tying up money that I could put into future investments.
2 questions:
Is there a version of BRRRR where I could self-finance the buying and renovating, then somehow refinance my money back out of it?
Can anyone give me advice on finding the right lender?
I know of HELOC, delayed financing, and FHA (203)k loans but I'm not sure these will maximize my investing potential in the long run and I don't plan on living at the property. Again, the quadplex is highly distressed so I feel like most lenders won't be interested.
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.