How to Fund Rehab on a Cash Purchase

How to Fund Rehab on a Cash Purchase

Orlando, FL · Member since 2019 · 6 posts · 1 vote

I'm looking at purchasing a property in Detroit. I have a pretty good idea of which neighborhood I'd like to buy in. I will be purchasing with cash & all of the properties I'm looking at will need some rehab. I'll be doing most of the work myself or having family help.

What can I do to fund my repairs? 

(I have W2's, but no recent paystubs (recently switched to full time commission based work).

I know there's secured loans & HELOCS, but how does that work if I can't show proof of income? Or will they just use the ARV of the home as collateral for the loan?

Thanks

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Ypsilanti, MI · Member since 2018 · 189 posts · 127 votes
7y

Sounds like you could do a modified BRRRR. Buy the house with your money, get a hard money loan to cover the repairs, then refinance and pay both yourself and the loan off. Gotta make sure it's the right property though.

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  • Ypsilanti, MI · Member since 2018 · 189 posts · 127 votes
    7y

    Sounds like you could do a modified BRRRR. Buy the house with your money, get a hard money loan to cover the repairs, then refinance and pay both yourself and the loan off. Gotta make sure it's the right property though.

  • Realtor · Detroit, MI · Member since 2013 · 278 posts · 114 votes
    7y

    Are you looking to hold or flip the property? Is it inside the city or in the suburbs? There are a few hard/private lender sources that possibly would fund the deal depending on it's location.

  • Orlando, FL · Member since 2019 · 6 posts · 1 vote
    7y

    @Matt Hurley That's what I would like to do, but wasn't sure if it was possible. 

    @Alvin Neal I'd really like to buy & hold. I'm looking at homes in the suburbs.

    Thanks 

  • Ypsilanti, MI · Member since 2018 · 189 posts · 127 votes
    7y

    @Christina Mahesse definitely possible. I havent worked with anyone I would recommend, but I’ve spoken to a few local investors who have done something similar. Call some hard money lenders! You’d be looking for a rehab loan, probably offer you something in the 6mo. to 1yr range with a balloon payback. I’ve found rates between 6% and 11% for that type of loan, so include that in your cost calculations. 

  • Orlando, FL · Member since 2019 · 6 posts · 1 vote
    7y

    @matt hurley Awesome! I'll get on that now. Thanks 

  • Realtor · Detroit, MI · Member since 2013 · 278 posts · 114 votes
    7y

    i work with a few hard money/private lenders. Send me a message to discuss further.

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