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Matthew Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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Cash needed to close on a great deal

Matthew Johnson
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Tampa, FL
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I have found a property that has an ARV of around $200k. Purchase price of $80k and about $40k in rehab.

I am looking to use a hard money lender who will allow up to 75% ARV and 100% of the repairs.

I am curious how the cash to close on a deal like this will work considering that 75% of $200k is $150k and i only need about $120k for acquisition and repairs on the property. 

Will some hard money lenders cover the whole cost of purchase and rehab where i am only covering a few thousand in closing costs?

will they only cover a certain percentage of the purchase price and closing costs, so i will need to have some more skin in the game?

also, when refinancing the property to a conventional loan, will i then be able to pull out $150k, pay back hard money of $120k and walk away with some extra cash for the next deal?

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