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Updated 21 days ago on . Most recent reply

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I'll Fund (with Interest) Your Fix & Flip, Let Me Know

Bob Asad
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I have capital and looking to fund quick fix & flips to receive 12-15% interest + 100% of the capital back when you re-sell. Collateral would be the property.

Scenario:

-Let's say you find a property that's as-is value for $250k

-You negotiate with the seller for $175k (70% of as-is)

-I would fund it at 80% (so you also have some skin in the game; ex. $140k) with the expectation of 12-15% interest + the full 100% of the money back within 2-3 months

If you re-sell it for $240k, you would pay me the 12-15% interest ($17k-$21k) + $140k, and would keep the rest (in this example $64k-$71k)

If you cannot re-sell the property in-time, I would own the property (collateral) since I've financed it.

Looking for only experienced people (must have sold 20+ in the past 1-2 years doing this) who buy properties at discounts and re-sell quickly (2-3 months) without doing major rehabs, etc.

If interested, let me know.

Offering

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