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Michael Caro
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Redlands, CA
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Seller financing Flip

Michael Caro
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Redlands, CA
Posted

Hey guys so I'm trying to work on my first deal. I don't have much money so I'm trying to get as creative as possible. I have an off market property in Las Vegas that is being sold for 155k. I may be able to lower to 150k but as of right now it's 155k. The rehab is going to be 30k and the ARV is 210k. The seller is an investor who took on too many projects and needs to get rid of this one because his contractors are too busy. I offered a sellers financing and he said he would do that for 15% down, up to 6 months, and then 1% each month which is 1,500.

The issue I'm running into know is that I was planning on using a HML fund it but I don't have to now. The issue is that I don't have the money for the 30k rehab.

I tried asking HML but they need to be in first position lien and can't if it's a seller financing and I tried construction loans but I don't have a business and my income is low so I won't qualify? Any recommendations/tips/advise you guys give me would greatly appreciate that

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