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Frank Teshima
  • Investor
  • Maui, HI
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Using private lender's HELOC to fund 100% purchase price.

Frank Teshima
  • Investor
  • Maui, HI
Posted

Hey everyone, I have found a potential private lender to fund my deals, and i am wanting to use their HELOC to purchase 100% of the property. I am having a hard time trying to figure out how they would make money. I am going to structure the deal at 8% interest for 3 years, with a balloon payment after that. How i am calculating my interest payment every month, is ((.08 x Purchase price)/36 months). At that, the number totally work out for me, but it does not make sense for my lendor. By running the numbers on their side, their bank is charging them a 4.5% interest for the HELOC, which after running numbers, they are basically having to come out of pocket to pay their interest for their HELOC.

Is there anything that i am missing? any recommendations? I would be happy to elaborate on anything that is unclear. Thank you in advance for all the help>

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