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Updated almost 4 years ago, 04/07/2021

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Tarek Emam
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bayonne, NJ
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BRRRR private money/hard money lending

Tarek Emam
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bayonne, NJ
Posted

Hello all, 

Purchase price: 200,000

Rehab: 50,000

All in: 250,000

ARV: 450,000

Here is a hypothetical example of a property, my question is if I need 250K ( 200,000 purchase price) ( 50,000) Rehab and I dont have much capital and I go to a lender and he tells me He can only loan me 90% of amount needed. Therefore 90% of 250,000 is 225,000. This means I need to put up 25,000 from my own pocket. So my question is, Can the lender loan the amount of the purchase price and the rehab budget combined? Since i need 200,000 to purchase the property and 50,000 to rehab it, does the hard money lender factor the rehab budget in the loan amount? 

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