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20% Down on Investment Property

Heath Watson
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Duplex available for 100k.it’s a 2 bed 2 bath 1800sq ft so each side is one bed one bath. One side rented for 550 but I believe they can definitely be raised to 650-700. the other side needs renovations. Arv I think is around 175. Probably needs 10-15k in work. I have the money to put the 20% down and I was planning on opening llc and using line of credit with 0% interest to fund the renovations and keep as rental. Or I could fund with own money. Does it sound like a decent enough deal to try and make work? This is my first real estate deal other than buying my own home. Is putting 20% and spending 20k on a deal like this sound worth it? I’m trying to think about the future so I know I won’t see investment back right away.

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I'd get a purchase and rehab loan to fund 80-90% of the purchase (depending on credit and experience) and 100% of the rehab funded in draws post-expenditure. One year interest-only, exit on sale or refinance to long-term rental loan in 6 months or so.

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