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Jake Wagoner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clarinda, IA
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Suggestions when you’ve used up cash and credit

Jake Wagoner
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clarinda, IA
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Any recommendations I own 4 investment properties and My first mistake was I bought them before I was educated about financing deals. I used my own cash and used what easy available credit I had to rehab the projects. The issue now is my credit score is 630 and I'm having a hard time finding lenders to finish my investments. A Brief summary all 4 projects (2 houses -1 retail property-1 industrial) totaled $180,000 combined to purchase. Combined rehab cost $450,000 (total of $630,000) Final ARV $930,000 conservatively. I've put in $500,000 of the $630,000. There is currently $110,000 of debt on just two of the properties so when I cash out I should net $690,000 cash. One house did just appraise at $220,000 should be on the market in 3 weeks so maybe that's my way out of the debt to income hole.

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