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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply
some BRRR questions for the experts please
I understand that you need to refinance after you have completed repairs. Specifically how does a refinance work?
If I am all in at $100,000 and my after repair value is $180,000.. in the bank gives me 70% of that = $126,000.. Awesome, but exactly how does that Shake out?
I now have a new loan for $180,000 do I have to put a down payment on to the new loan? like a new purchase? or am I just financing straight $180,000?
and my mortgage payments are based on what 180,000+ whatever the interest rate is? or what?
I know silly questions but I appreciate any help.
Thank you.