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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Potential Deal - Funding Questions
Hi everybody,
I've been doing my homework for the past several months and finally stumbled across a potential deal. Mid 200s purchase with comps in the low 400s for ARV. Planning to look at the property today or tomorrow to get a sense of repairs needed.
Seems like a slam dunk, but without the ability to put down $50k for a down plus fund repairs out of pocket what are my options? I'm still not clear about funding requirements on a deal like this - LTV seems to be based on purchase price but "not always" so I'm curious how I could get in front of a HML who would be interested in funding a deal with 10-20k out of pocket (potentially more depending on partners on my end which I'm open to partnering on this forum).
And oh yea, first deal for me.
Thanks!
Most Popular Reply

I know Patch of Land will do 85% of your acquisition on your first deal. You should contact them. That is probably the best you'll do on your first deal. You can get 90% after that.
Also contact Orchard Funding. They promote 90% sometimes.
Good luck!
sjw